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Monthly Archives: February 2014
America fascinated with celebrities
Many Americans today care more about the lives of celebrities in Hollywood than global issues affecting people all over the world. When major things happen in the news, you can bet that people will be talking about it. It will … Continue reading
Movies portray unethical journalists
Hollywood has portrayed journalists as unethical people in movies for many years now. This negative image of journalists is constantly shown to the public through film. The journalist characters tend to be people who engage in unethical behavior in order … Continue reading
Journalism lacks minority professionals
America is a “melting pot” of different races and cultures, but how much of the pot is being represented in newsrooms across the country? The minority population in The United States has risen approximately 10 percent in the past 20 years. … Continue reading
Posted in Diversity in Journalism, Journalism
Tagged change, community, diversity, Journalism, leaders, minorities
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Journalists use Twitter to whine about Olympics
Is the plumbing in Russia more newsworthy than the competing Olympic athletes or the politics of Putin? If you were on Twitter prior to the start of the games you may have thought so. When journalists started arriving in Sochi, … Continue reading
Posted in Social Media, Uncategorized
Tagged Olympics, sochiproblems, Social Media, Twitter
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Newspapers face uncertain future
Reading a newspaper on a city park bench or bus, might be a prehistoric concept to the younger American public. As smartphones and tablets take over society, “Few believe that newspapers in their printed form will survive,” writes Erick Alterman, journalist … Continue reading
Turn your journalism interview into a job
Today, becoming a journalist can be difficult. According to a writer for CNN Money, Wenqian Zhu, a study in 2012 was done at the University of Georgia that found roughly 66 percent of journalism graduates landed a full-time job six … Continue reading
When does celebrity journalism become gossip?
(video from E! Entertainment Youtube Channel) “Who are you wearing?” is the million-dollar question on every red carpet around the world. Fashion designers’ names drop like flies as their creations are flaunted on every star and starlet. A celebrity’s baby … Continue reading
Is Twitter making journalism better?
Twitter has become increasingly popular since its start in 2006. Many people use it to get their news. According to a study by the Pew Research Center, a nonpartisan fact tank that informs the public about the issues, attitudes and … Continue reading
Global knowledge can boost your journalism career
Imagine your boss walks into your office and asks what you know about Edward Snowden. Chances are you would give a simple explanation of how Snowden released classified information from the NSA. However, you probably wouldn’t be able to identify … Continue reading
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Society views women news anchors as sex objects
Female Television News Anchors were hired because of their ability to inform viewers of the news, right? Today women are living up to unrealistic standards and are expected to look, act, and project a particular image, especially on camera. “Female … Continue reading
