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Job Shadow: Leader-Telegram Reporter Julian Emerson
By Nicole Bellford Leader-Telegram reporter Julian Emerson walked me through what he considers a “day in the life” of a print journalist on Sept. 30. Emerson, a University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire alum, said that he didn’t hesitate when he made … Continue reading
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Tagged CJ222, interviews, Job Shadowing, Julian Emerson, Leader Telegram
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Job Shadow: Taylor Pelissero, account manager
By Maxwell Inskeep It is crucial in today’s society for companies to be well known and have some sort of brand awareness in relation to the public. Stokes+HERZOG is an agency offering personal, creative services which include graphic design, press releases, … Continue reading
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China builds media firewall
By Ke Jin Freedom of expression in China is a privilege, not a right. The Communist Party has long striven to control freedom of expression in China. Websites from around the world are blocked, like Yahoo,Wikipedia and Google system. Major … Continue reading
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Tagged China, Journalism, Media, politics
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News media perpetuates “rape culture”
By Nicole Bellford A recent study from the Association of American Universities states 27 percent of collegiate women will be sexually assaulted by the time they graduate. While many blame the oppressor, perhaps it is necessary to trace the issue to an additional realm: … Continue reading
The Russian government continues to censor its news media
by Parker Reed Russian president Vladimir Putin The Russian news media continues to have stricter requirements and limitations placed on their publications by Russian president Vladimir Putin and his administration. Since coming into power in 2000, president Putin has established … Continue reading
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Tagged Alexander Zharov, blog, Censorship, CIA, CJ 222, Digital media, Dmitry Chernyshenko, Facebook, Gazprom-Media, Government, Instagram, internet, Journalism, liberal, Media, Moscow, multimedia, News, NTV, ORT, RTR, Russia, Social Media, television networks, Twitter, UWEC, Vladimir Putin
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How Twitter impacts political journalism
Live tweets change political journalism By Kim North There is no denying that social media affecting political journalism says Chris Cillizza. The degree to which it is doing so is still unknown. We can only speculate that “the changes, which … Continue reading
Posted in Journalism, Political Media, Social Media
Tagged CJ 222, Journalism, politics, Twitter
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Twitter changing sports, fan relationship
By Kyle Naber Twitter and sports go hand in hand in today’s fast paced and social media storm of a world. During sporting events, there are millions of tweets that are firing off every second, but is it possible that twitter … Continue reading
Social media transforms journalism
Community. Connection. Information. These are the characterizing words of a society that now relies on the revolutionary realm of social media. It’s a growing phenomenon that is not only transforming the life of the individual, but—as stated in an article … Continue reading
Posted in Journalism, Social Media
Tagged communication, Journalism, News, reporting, Social Media
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Personal brand a must have for communication professionals
How did your favorite YouTube celebrity get his claim to fame? Two words – Personal branding. Whether you want to be the next Tyler Oakley, GloZell or Miranda Sings or you want to become successful in any chosen career in … Continue reading
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Accuracy and Human Error
Accuracy is of the utmost importance in journalism. It is a lesson instilled into us in this course, and it is crucial in creating and maintaining credibility in the industry. While naturally, errors are part of being human, they must … Continue reading
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