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Category Archives: Chapter 5
Link Ch. 5 Annie Leibovitz: Still a Dominant Image
I was debating today whether I ought to keep famed magazine photographer Annie Leibovitz as the opening vignette for the magazine chapter of my media literacy book Living in a Media World. sOn the one hand, I think that the … Continue reading
Questions Worth Asking (Maybe)
Are aggressive kids more likely to play violent video games? Study says not so much. Some interesting findings. Is it really a World Wide Web? Well, 25 percent of Europeans have yet to be online. Here’s a link to the … Continue reading
Posted in Chapter 10, Chapter 11, Chapter 2, Chapter 5, Uncategorized
Tagged advertising, ipad, magazines, questions, twitter
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For my feature writing students – Frank Sinatra Has a Cold
Today I’m posting an edited and updated version of something I first put up back in October 2009: This week in my feature writing class we’re talking about a classic Esquire feature story from the mid 1960s: Gay Talese’s Frank Sinatra Has A … Continue reading
Posted in Chapter 5
Tagged magazines, new journalism
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Top Visual Communication Creative Projects from AEJMC11
Last week I attended (and Tweeted about) some great sessions at the AEJMC meetings in St. Louis. This will be the first of a series of posts highlighting what I saw and heard. This post looks at the award-winning creative … Continue reading
Posted in Chapter 12, Chapter 13, Chapter 5, Uncategorized
Tagged legal issues, photography, public relations
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Thinking about media change (and iPads)
It hasn’t been a productive day today. My main interest has been following all the news about the new iPad 2 announced over the lunch hour. I’m impressed by it, and absolutely certain I did the right thing in waiting … Continue reading
Apple’s controversial new subscription policy
A little history, then talk about a current controversy swirling around Apple: If you want to accuse journalists of having a bias, you might start with how they portray Apple and its successful line of computer and media player products. … Continue reading
Media News I Learned From Twitter
Celebrate Willa Cather’s birthday by reading one of her stories Thanks to @ebertchicago and @czuegner for this link to “The Sentimentality of William Tavener.” And after this beautiful link to Cather’s story, Ebert gives us Jane Austin’s Fight Club. iPad … Continue reading