The rapid technology development in 21st century has had a major impact on communication channels and communication types. The appearance of the Internet has significantly influenced journalism, public relations, advertising and propaganda. New media channels are able to make certain information accessible to millions of people in a short period of time, which leads to modern society and all areas of human activity trying to keep up with these sudden changes. Negative social phenomena that existed for centuries, such as terrorism, have also adapted their activities to the new information era and to expanded their activities in accordance with it. The activities of terrorist organizations, their goals and communication channels were clearly identifiable in the past, while today it is becoming more and more difficult to determine what is the actual message that they are trying to convey by such brutal acts and what are truly their direct or indirect goals. With the increase in the number of such attacks since September 11, 2001, which have committed the members of the Islamic organizations, grows a collective global fear, a sense of insecurity and prejudice against all followers of this religion. The destinations where the attacks took place like London in 2005. are facing major economic losses, what actually accomplishes the goals of radical terrorist organizations. This leads to the need for media in modern society to adjust their reporting to avoid becoming one of the indirect communication channels of radical terrorist organizations.