The Evolution of Trust in Journalism

This chapter examines the historical shifts in trust towards journalism from the 1960s to today, focusing on Walter Cronkite's influential reporting during the Vietnam War. It discusses the decline of media trustworthiness, the rise of social media, and the challenges posed by information overload in today's digital landscape. Additionally, it emphasizes the need for transparency in journalism and the transformative potential of AI in personalizing news delivery to meet audience emotional needs.