S. Amartuvshin, Chinzorig Bayar* and Sh. Tungalag
The breakthroughs of the third industrial revolution made the fourth industrial revolution feasible, and processes and technology drive the growth of every industry. Since journalists now perform a wide range of tasks, such as digital data processing, graphic and multimedia preparation, web development, and coding, their jobs today require technology-based knowledge, making them a more challenging profession than they were a century or even ten years ago when journalists' work was limited to writing news articles. As a result, the profession of journalism, which was formerly associated with the social sciences, has been incorporated into the study of information technology and cybernetics. Information sites have been a new technology-based information medium since the advent of the internet, and they have evolved as an accompaniment to traditional information tools, personal information blogs, etc. However, today's user base, social influence, technological advancements, and information capacity have all changed and have transformed into a leading news medium. Also, the central component of new informational tools has evolved into the primary tool for producing and disseminating expert journalistic news. In the future, news websites will have more content and information due to the influence of cutting-edge technologies like blockchain, big data, artificial intelligence, and the metaverse. These technologies are near to defining the tone of the journalism and mass communication industries.
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