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Category Archives: Chapter 6
Worst automated story promo placement ever?
So, this probably wasn’t the story promo you were hoping to pair with the Nebraska senior pictures story…
Posted in Chapter 6
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Questions Worth Asking (Maybe)
Has the University of Illinois repealed the First Amendment for its faculty? New tenured prof gets contract dropped over “vulgar and insulting” tweets. What can marketers learn from the Ice Bucket Challenge? Make it fun. Make it easy. Make it … Continue reading
Posted in Chapter 11, Chapter 12, Chapter 13, Chapter 6
Tagged advertising, advocacy, first amendment, media law, public relations
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Who are the Press?
One question that’s pretty hard to answer these days is “Who is a reporter?” Is this someone who works for a newspaper? A television station? A radio network? Most folks would say, yes, these people are reporters. But as I … Continue reading
Posted in Chapter 1, Chapter 13, Chapter 6
Tagged journalism, SCOTUSblog, Secret 2, Truth 2
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Questions Worth Asking (Maybe)
Is public relations simply talking to people, placing press releases and blocking access to executives? In fact, none of those are at the core of modern PR, according to PR mogul Richard Edelman. Good summary of what public relations is … Continue reading
Posted in Chapter 10, Chapter 12, Chapter 3, Chapter 6, Chapter 7
Tagged Because I can, Girl Talk, journalism, public relations, questions
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Pre-class video: Joe Jackson singing “Sunday Papers”
Here’s Joe Jackson making a visit from the 1980s with his song “Sunday Papers.” Because we’re talking about newspapers today.
Posted in Chapter 6, Pre-class video
Tagged British tabloids, joe jackson, newspapers, pre-class video
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Was Justin Bieber the most important story in America yesterday?
As you no doubt have heard, if you were paying attention to almost any news media in America yesterday, Canadian pop star Justin Bieber was arrested early Thursday morning for drag racing and DUI in Miami, Florida. In fact, if … Continue reading
Posted in Chapter 6, Uncategorized
Tagged Bieber, broadcast news, cnn, television
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What can we learn from the Chris Christie Bridge scandal?
As you no doubt have heard in the last few days, New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie is in a lot of hot water over actions by his staff in closing several lanes of traffic on the George Washington Bridge this … Continue reading
Posted in Chapter 12, Chapter 6, Chapter 9
Tagged Bridge scandal, Chris Christie, public relations
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Questions Worth Asking (Maybe)
What do midwestern tabloid newspapers put on their covers when they are tired of snow and cold? Why, puppies, of course!!! Is America facing a Velveeta shortage heading into the NFL playoff season? And if so, whatever will we do … Continue reading
Posted in Chapter 11, Chapter 12, Chapter 6, Chapter 9
Tagged advertising, Because I can, movie business, newspapers, public relations, questions
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Questions Worth Asking (Maybe)
How does the New York Times get past Chinese censorship? Setting up new publications in China is part of the story. How can national journalists avoid getting punked by a fake Georgia congressman on Twitter? Start by making sure there … Continue reading
Posted in Chapter 10, Chapter 15, Chapter 6
Tagged Because I can, China, comics, fake news, international news, parody, questions
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Media News That Ought Not To Surprise You
Netflix set to surpass HBO in USA paid subscriptions You can watch any of their programs any time and any where on any device for about $8 a month. And they let you shotgun their original series from day … Continue reading
Posted in Chapter 10, Chapter 6, Chapter 9
Tagged Bad choices, cable TV, netflix, news, Pew Research, photography, social media, streaming video, twitter
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