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Passage: The rise of citizen journalism, where ordinary people report events using smartphones, has changed how news breaks in real time. While this has allowed underreported stories to reach wider audiences, it has also raised concerns about accuracy, since eyewitness footage is rarely fact-checked before it goes viral. Traditional newsrooms now face pressure to verify such content quickly without sacrificing accuracy. Question: What can be inferred about traditional newsrooms today?
A. They no longer report breaking news
B. They ignore citizen journalism entirely
C. They must balance speed and accuracy when verifying citizen content ✅
D. They have stopped fact-checking altogether
