CHAPTER 5 (L 1-5)

• Intercultural Dialogue- a process that comprises an open and respectful exchange or interaction between individuals, groups, and organization with different cultural background or world views
• Freedom of Expression-

  the freedom for us all to express ourselves; right to speak, to be heard, and to participate in political, artistic, and social life
• Free flow of information– can impart and receive information without any impediment or

  intimidation
• Crowdsourcing- asking the social media account owners to provide information, or through citizen journalism
• Citizen ournalism- ordinary citizens become

  instant news reporters as

  they report stories from

  remote locations
• Backpack journalism- a journalist who is equipped with a smartphone can

  conduct and record interviews,

  write stories, take pictures, and

  upload them on the Internet

  immediately for live streaming
• User-generated content- refers to all publicly available media content that is produced
• Digital footprint- sometimes called a digital shadow or an electronic footprint – refers to the trail of data you leave when using the internet
• Online identity theft- stealing another

  person’s password to

  gain access to his or

  her personal accounts
• Cyber trespassing or cyber stalking-

  stealing another person’s password to

  gain acess to her personal account

  gain acess to her personal account
• Cyberbullying- harassing someone online,
• Narcissism- uncontrolled and excessive posting of “selfies”
• Online “groomers”- often adult sexual

  predators pretending to be peers
• Sexting- sending sexually oriented messages, including lewd rumor,

  through text messages
• Facebook Depression- excessive and

  unguided use of Facebook
• Facebook envy- comparing oneself with the unrealistic

  public image of

  friends, which lead to

  low self-esteem
• Illusion of security- anything that is posted can be used against the account owner, as this constitutes digital footprint or imprint, among others
• Phishing- an attempt to make the user send his or her log-in information and password to a fake online account
• Cyberspace- a public space with the illusion of being private, impermanent, and freely available for personal use
• Monitoring- is observing and checking how and why the media and information practitioners are able to do their work
• quality of life- refers to one’s capacity to achieve personal, professional, and socioeconomic growth