The Slow Journalism. Furthermore they stress that less news production should be embraced in. It is a response to the hyper-acceleration of the world in the news from the point of view of both producers and consumers.
Slow journalism as a movement is finding traction both within academic and industry spheres. Slow journalism promises what Mitchell Stephens has recently called wisdom journ- alism. Megan Le Masurier explains it to us in an article from 2015.
Slow journalists measure reporting time in months or years rather than days and see the form as something more than just a reboot of long-form narrative nonfiction.
The slow journalism revolution by Rob Orchard at TEDxMadrid. An amalgam of the more rarified forms of reportingexclusive investigativewith more informed more interpretive more explanatory even more impressionistic or opinionated takes on current events Stephens 2009 4. While Slow Journalism as a term has only had a sketchy existence over the past 10 years and more so in media than in scholarship it appears that the concept has traction. Journalism Practice but an issue of Digital Journalism as well.