MANISH Kumar
(He/Him)
New Delhi
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MANISH Kumar’s Biography
Read Full Bio →Manish Kumar is a journalist, editor, and media professional with more than three years of experience across some of India’s leading news and digital organizations. Over the course of his career, he has worked with ABP News Network, News18 Network, Times Now, and as a Senior Content Writer at The Economic Times, gaining expertise in newsroom production, digital publishing, content editing, and SEO strategy.
Manish began his career in journalism with a strong foundation in research, writing, and…
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See all 21 answers →What was your first job as a journalist?
Producer
Have you ever used a typewriter?
Yes
How is social media changing news?
Social media has changed the way we see and share news completely. Earlier, people waited for newspapers or TV bulletins, but now platforms like Twitter/X, Facebook, and Instagram break stories within seconds.
The big difference is speed—news spreads instantly. That’s exciting, but it also means journalists have to be extra careful with fact-checking before putting anything out.
It’s also made news more interactive. Readers are not just consuming stories—they’re reacting, sharing, and sometimes even becoming part of the news themselves. For journalists, this means we can connect with people directly and even find leads from what’s trending online.
Of course, there’s another side too: the rise of misinformation. With everyone sharing content, it’s easy for fake stories to spread quickly. That’s why the role of journalists is more important than ever—to verify facts, add context, and guide people through all the noise.
In short, social media has made news faster, more open, and more engaging—but it’s also raised the responsibility of journalism.