This study aims to identify the features of the Electronic Journalism and its reflections on the Jordanian Press from the viewpoint of a sample of the media and journalists. It also aims to find differences in the averages of their responses on that according to some demographic and functional variables. The study relied on a descriptive analytical approach where the sub-sample survey consisted of 250 journalists and media that were divided equally between males and females. To achieve this, a questionnaire was used as a mean to obtain information in addition to use frequencies, averages, (T) Test and analysis of variance test. The study reached several conclusions, including: - There are significant differences in features electronic journalism due to the variables of gender and how to get to the sessions. - There are significant differences in the implications of the electronic journalism due to the variable gender, and - The absence of differences in these reflections is attributed to the following variables: job title, qualification, age, experience and course attained.