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Data Quality in Media Research

"Ensuring the Data Quality" Ensuring the Data Quality "Ensuring the Data Quality 2 Due to the fact that the electronic data tends to be pervasive by all means, the data quality plays a crucial part in every governmental application as well as business (Batini et al., 2009). Most of the information pertinent to the current media research is derived from electronic sources, and therefore, it is utterly important that all information have been assembled and used from trusted electronic sources. Ensuring data quality is a striking matter when it comes to making use of sources for researches. Since the media research is heavily reliant upon using appropriate sources and information derived from them, as a media researcher, it has been the core task to come up with deciding which ones should be utilized After careful consideration, a scholarly article, a whitepaper article, and a newspaper article have been chosen in order to extract relevant, timely, and high-quality information regarding the use of mobile and other devices while watching the TV. At first, the discussion will be made on the use of a newspaper article while extracting reasonable information regarding the use of mobile and similar devices for watching TV. A newspaper article: Why Traditional TV Is in Trouble The data quality has been identified as a germane performance shortcoming of decision-making actions (Chengalur-Smith et al., 1999). It is therefore, a massive hurdle to overcome while choosing appropriate sources for reasonable, fact-oriented, true & straightforward, detailed, and appealing information. A newspaper article has been chosen as a great means of source for this media research. A reputed newspaper has a great acceptance to its audiences/readers despite the fact that the demand of its printed version has decreased a lot over a few years. For this research, "The New York Times" has been selected as the preferred newspaper and the article "Why Traditional TV Is in Trouble" has been taken up as the "Ensuring the Data Quality: information source. Authors of this article have highlighted a recently renowned issue based on their true insights, decency, proper data-dependency, and trustworthy sources of information. While depicting the business crises that are confronted by most conventional TV channels because of the rise of the Internet and the use of online TV sites and programs accessible through Mobile and similar devices; authors have represented their perceptions that the use of mobile and other devices have started their journeys well ahead of the formerly utilized Television technologies. According to this article, which is presented by Mheshwari and Koblin (2018), The New York City television networks are losing their advertising opportunities even for the yearly bonanza of parties and presentations although they were known as the only media platforms for performing such operations even just a few years ago. This is an example of how relevant information is provided by a reputed newspaper article indicating the issue related to this current topic. The core reason of why a newspaper article can be the great source of information for