Exposing University Professors to E-Journalism and The Resulting Satisfaction
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.25130/jaa.17.59.8Keywords:
E-Journalism, Exposure, University Professors, GratificationsAbstract
Electronic newspaper websites are among the important sites in providing the public with information and news about various issues, as they have become a destination for many people due to their characteristics that have made them at the forefront of the media, as these newspapers are characterized by speed and immediacy in following events, and the possibility of exceeding spatial and temporal boundaries, in addition to the availability of one of the most important elements of superiority represented by the possibility of using multimedia, which enables them to display information in multiple ways, which contributes to adding a kind of credibility and dazzle to their browsers, and for the above, we began implementing the idea of this study, especially with the selection of the research community from among the distinguished elites in society represented by the professors of the Universities of Baghdad and Al-Mustansiriya.
The research aims to achieve a number of goals, including :
1. Revealing the nature of the exposure of professors to electronic press websites .
2. Standing on the extent of university professors' confidence in the information published in electronic press .
3. Revealing the satisfactions achieved from university professors' exposure to electronic press websites.
4. Identifying the extent of university professors' preference between electronic newspapers and their counterparts Paper.
The researcher reached important results, including :
1. Teachers are exposed to electronic newspapers weekly.
2. More than half of the teachers trust the information published in electronic newspapers very much .
3. Teachers satisfy their needs to follow events by browsing electronic newspapers .
4. More than half of the teachers prefer electronic newspapers over their paper counterparts
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