学术英语(社)_Unit 7.pptVIP

Text B Critical reading and thinking Group discussion What social rules are challenged by digital technology? And in what ways? What are the author’s suggestions to deal with the ethical issue? What do you think of them? Unit 7Change in Journalism Text Analysis 挂劝贡生躲拈代琳帅讶堑窑朔喻猛驻扳族普率读栈截亿矩衷狼洽手摸笺冕学术英语(社)_Unit 7学术英语(社)_Unit 7 Text B Difficult sentences None of us revealed the substance of the debate, and the online activity was in some ways just a good way of making the point that the world has changed, but we could easily have crossed the line with an ill-considered tweet. (Para. 1) → None of us leaked the content of the debate, and what we did online to some extent helped to demonstrate that the world of journalism has changed. However it is easy for online activities to breach rules, for example, a tweet that is posted without much thinking. Unit 7Change in Journalism 掏紊粥赚饶狗恢酞竞企氖哨待场乘低曳邱咽殊阮眨堵太夷嗓敦豆循近驱舶学术英语(社)_Unit 7学术英语(社)_Unit 7 Text B Difficult sentences During the show I was… in a manner that would have got me kicked out of the National Theatre but seemed entirely appropriate for an event that began with geek Simon Singh showing us a real enigma machine. (Para. 6) → During the show what I did would be considered ill-mannered and I would even be driven out of the National Theatre but in this case it seemed quite appropriate because the show was about technology. Unit 7Change in Journalism 龟茎醉壶锐烩内络糊点血己尘扳瘁蹿详夏总逮粹良继蔚俗藤蚜江漏粥阎续学术英语(社)_Unit 7学术英语(社)_Unit 7 Text B Difficult sentences Wendy Hall, Michele Neylon and I all loudly protested that we hadn’t been reading e-mails but engaging in debate with the audience, although I’m not convinced we persuaded her that we weren’t just being impolite. (Para. 8) → We all argued that we were not doing our own personal stuff but were communicating wi