News – reporting events and information that impact lives is a form of media that has continued to strive throughout the ages. The dissemination of information requires a medium that was previously provided by newspapers, radio, television and now the Internet. The digital age has opened the door to easily accessible information around the world, whether it is political situations, movie reviews or world events, all of this is possible through the use of the Internet . With the emergence of the Internet, the landscape of journalism has shifted from traditional to modern, spurring increased viewership, expanding the platform for news coverage, and creating opportunities for more journalists to join this domain. With the advent of the Internet, the information landscape changed and gave rise to a new wave of mass media communications. In the days of the newspaper, information had to be condensed to fit the number of pages allotted to a newspaper. This restriction had an impact not only on local news but also on global news. All of this has changed as the Internet has made information from anywhere in the world easy to access. Although the goal of citizen journalism is to make a contribution, a lack of trust from mainstream media has slowed acceptance of these outlets. On the other hand, technological advancements and cultural diversity have improved the relationship between mainstream journalism and citizen journalism. This is powerful in the 21st century because of "the speed, low cost and global bandwidth, with which topics can be brought to the national and international news agenda." The benefits of citizen journalism are numerous and very beneficial to society as a whole. Mainstream media are no longer the gatekeepers of information since now the public also plays an important role in