Paternalism has taken on current journalism. Maybe he had kidnapped him a long time ago. This nostalgia gene continues in the trade, elevating all the achievements of the past. Anyone can know our awards: partiality, sensationalism, the heart press and many more. Because a large section of the population sees us as mercenaries, as evidenced by the stained bar. Do not think that we often do not understand the opinion of others.

The world is transformed from the hand of society, and if doctors use the most modern devices, we need to be no less. We live surrounded by devices, working, lunchtime -- we have cell phone in our pocket, waiting to absorb the leisure. Redactions (some) have not been able to prevent digital transformation, with the changes in the rates and workflows involved. However, the mentioned blacks are not a thing of now, because they have always been slaves journalists reflecting what the owner said.

I believe that we have not been so distorted in the end. I hear more than I want the young man not to be a true journalism. That we publish news at full speed, that we suffer the impact of social networks or that there are only titles aimed at SEO. Do you really know the meaning of the word? As neologism, most believe it is synonymous with clickbay, although indicate otherwise. I fear that a chronicler of the early twentieth century would have the same opinion as my colleagues, who have spoiled the trade. The previous one will always improve or at least tell you.

They're new rhythms, friends. As other professions have done, journalists have a party if we do not move with others. We would all like us to publish the Watergate Case or have time to produce a report. Unfortunately, day to day commands and it is impossible to choose the time we are going to live, each one is the child of his time and each one has to decide what to do with time. Yes, it is painful to see that Sálvame’s comments are the first in the audience, but we cannot reverse consumption trends in one blow. This is something we have to work at home and at school. Accept, journalism has changed.

Jon Otermin Benito, journalist