المواقع الإلكترونية الحكومية كمصدر للمعلومات للصحفيين في الجزائر : دراسة نقدية

Abstract EN

With the increasing concerns expressed institutionally and socially about the massive flow of information through anonymous publishers or editors who do not appeal to the classic media traditions recognized professionally, morally and ordinarily, thus creating a terrifying "crack in the facts" in many times as long as the public and their private alike have complained about it.

Rather, private websites have turned into terrifying and even suspicious media sources, possessing "information" and "sources" that even well-established news agencies, newspapers and televisions do not possess.

And those classic media and journalistic institutions have become rightly waiting for what these new sources of media provide to them from a scoop or a news story.

Rather, the official websites were satisfied at best with "watching" or responding by means of "press releases" bearing either the wording "denial", "clarification" or "condemnation.

" Therefore, it was necessary to review the media legislation to make it pay attention to this technical and informational phenomenon in its public parts (government websites) or private websites.

This is what this research paper is trying to determine.