News agencies have, however, integrated Facebook into their information production process (Hille & Bakker, 2013). Traditional journalists used Facebook as a media library where documents submitted by citizens were used to complete their reporting (Access/Observation). Selection/filtering and processing/editing are still determined solely by traditional journalists (Hermida et al., 2011; Domingo et al., 2008; Hille & Bakker, 2013). Participatory journalism only occurs during the distribution and interpretation phase where citizens are allowed to disseminate news content via their Facebook accounts or blogs and facilitate discussions on current issues ( Hermida et al., 2011; Domingo et al., 2008; The above description is based on the theoretical model of the information production process ((Hermida et al., 2011; Domingo et al., 2008; Hille & Bakker, 2013). Facebook, in this context, provides a platform of interactions between news organizations and its audiences, giving a voice to the public and gaining public opinion on issues presented by news organizations. journalism to extinction, but which contributes to improving the quality of journalism and abolishing one-way communication between news organizations.