“碎片化”几乎已成为新闻学的一个专业术语。碎片常让人想起撒在天空的冥钱,还没有落在地上,就已然成为弃物。无价值的碎片自然是无用的。有不少信息的碎片,常常是信息的垃圾。撒于天空,不美丽;落在地上,成垃圾;充塞耳朵,易迷离。但我们也要看到,有的碎片,并非如冥钱般的碎片,而是碎银。它有碎的形态,并无碎的实质。它是有价值的硬通货,我们不能因碎而弃之。 “Fragmentation ” has become almost a term in journalism. Shards are often reminiscent of money dusted in the sky, have not fallen to the ground, it has become a waste. Worthless fragments are naturally useless. There are a lot of pieces of information, often rubbish of information. Sprinkle in the sky, not beautiful; fall on the ground, into garbage; stuffed ears, easy to get away. But let us also see that some of the fragments are not pieces of money, but broken silver. It has a broken shape, no broken essence. It is a valuable hard currency, and we can not afford to scrap it.