The big technical opportunities are de facto occupied by traditional players in the field. One has to be careful. Only the method of dissemination will change. The mere speeding up of content provision will mainly result in diminishing quality.
Good journalism needs research and reflection.
If the new driving force is speed, quality will suffer, investigating journalism will decrease, a narrowing of information will be the consequence and, thus, an information gap will appear, especially in poorer countries. Another big problem for journalists remains the author's rights and, more particularly, their signing away, which is required by most media in exchange of publication.