Digital Transformation and the Challenges of Self-Regulation in Media

Abstract

This article examines digital transformation in the media, focusing on the challenges faced by self-regulation in these media in the context of this transformation. Modern technologies, such as artificial intelligence and social media, are significantly altering traditional media practices, requiring media organizations to adapt to these rapid changes. The article discusses the role of self-regulation in maintaining professional and ethical standards, addressing the challenges these systems face in light of continuous technological innovations. It also explores the importance of developing regulatory policies to keep up with these changes, emphasizing the need for a balance between technological innovation and the preservation of core media values such as transparency and accountability.