The Hindu National · DistrictNews · 2026-09-04
From typewriters to podcasts: the decades that changed the reporter’s
From typewriters and landlines to pagers, email and smartphones, technology has transformed the way journalism is practised. Reporting has become faster and more immediate, but the old rhythms of journalism have faded. As news moves at the speed of a message, reporters have lost time once spent building relationships, having conversations and discovering stories beyond the official version Explore how technological advancements from typewriters to smartphones transformed journalism, impacting reporters' work and storytelling dynamics. From typewriters to podcasts: the decades that changed the reporter’s
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