In this era of information explosion, self-media has become an important channel for people to obtain information with its unique communication method and rapid update speed. However, with the vigorous development of the self-media industry, some discordant phenomena have become increasingly prominent. Recently, the "Qin Lang lost his homework" incident has become a hot topic of discussion, which is not only a simple fraud incident, but also a severe test of the moral and legal bottom line of the self-media industry.
The "Qin Lang lost his homework" incident, on the surface, is a false story fabricated by the self-media in order to attract attention, but in fact, it reflects that some self-media people have lost their basic moral and legal concepts in the face of traffic. In order to pursue short-term traffic and profits, they do not hesitate to fabricate facts and mislead the public, which seriously damages the credibility and healthy development of the self-media industry.
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"Traffic monetization" should be the right way for the development of the self-media industry, through the creation of high-quality content, to provide the public with valuable and in-depth information, so as to win the recognition and support of users. However, some self-media have chosen shortcuts to quickly increase traffic through fraud, hype and other means, which not only destroys the ecology of the self-media industry, but also has a negative impact on social values.
For self-media and MCN agencies, there is nothing wrong with pursuing traffic itself, but the key lies in how to pursue it. The bottomless pursuit of traffic will only lead to a dead end and be abandoned by the majority of netizens. Only by insisting on originality and truthfulness can we stand out in the fierce competition and win long-term development.
What do netizens think of "Qin Lang lost his homework"?
The regulation of online self-media needs to keep pace with the times. The promulgation and implementation of policies and regulations need to adapt to the communication rules of online media in the new era. Regulatory rules and regulations need to be detailed and enforceable. If nothing happens, stand on the moral high ground and wave the flag and shout, only thunder is seen, but no rain is seen. At the same time, law enforcement should pay attention to legal logic and integrate it with facts, and in particular, it is necessary to be vigilant against law enforcement organs being coerced by public opinion.
In fact, when everyone questioned it at the beginning, she honestly promised that it was the script, and there would be no series of turmoil behind. As a result, if the hard concave is true, I have to make a series of follow-ups, and the stone hammer has become a fake, and the nature has completely changed.
The credibility of the media has been lost. Many official media are like a microphone, without basic judgment, without basic literacy, and sometimes even Weibo and entries are full of mistakes and omissions. [Hmph] something happened, the public security verdict, and came out for trial, and they didn't say anything, but they just instigated the public to gather fire from the media. The state media is not responsible for erroneous reports and untimely guidance, and there is no need to apologize.
At least 100 or more state media outlets have spread the jokes without verification, just to take advantage of the heat, so should they be sentenced for helping to spread the jokes? The cat cup incident is not a special case, this kind of thing happens every day, and it is precisely the credibility of the official media that helps the abuse, including the People's Daily. Now that the Internet celebrity has been investigated, will the booster come out to criticize and fight to make him appear clean? I think it will be half a pound and eight taels, and in the future, those who spread false news without verification by the official media should be guilty of the same crime as the rumor-mongers. To crack down on rumors, we should first crack down on those who follow the trend and spread rumors, and if we don't set an example, how can we educate the people to be honest and trustworthy?
Epilogue:
Qin Lang lost his homework, not only his personal reputation, but also the moral bottom line of the entire self-media industry. We call on all self-media practitioners to consciously abide by laws and regulations, adhere to the bottom line of morality, and win the trust and support of the public with high-quality content and a sincere attitude. At the same time, we also expect relevant departments to strengthen supervision, guide the healthy development of the self-media industry, and jointly create a clear cyberspace. Let us work together to make self-media an important force for spreading positive energy and improving social civilization.