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How Do Social Media Affect Young People?
Frances Haugen was a Facebook product manager whose job was to protect against election interference on the social media site. She worked at the company for nearly two years, departing in May of 2021. During her time at the social … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged ch02effects, media effects, social media, social media and mental health
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Do Newspaper Presidential Endorsements Matter in 2016?
I got a note from my dad earlier this week: On NPR this a.m. I heard an editor of the Arizona Republic interviewed. For the first time in its 127 years that newspaper is endorsing a Democrat for president. She said … Continue reading
Posted in Chapter 2, Chapter 6
Tagged 2016 election, media bias?, media effects, presidential endorsements
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Link Ch. 2 – Revisiting Dr. Gerbner and TV Violence
By and large, most people who aren’t media scholars would be hard pressed to name a single media theorist who isn’t Marshall McLuhan. But the one possible exception would be George Gerbner because of his cultivation theory. Dr. Gerbner testified … Continue reading
Posted in Book Link, Chapter 2
Tagged cultivation theory, gerbner, mean world syndrome, media effects
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Talking About Media & Body Image
This morning in class we’re going to be talking about the connection between body image and how our media portray beauty. I asked my students to take a look at some of my earlier posts about media and body image, … Continue reading
Posted in Chapter 2, Chapter 5, Pre-class video
Tagged body image, magazines, media effects, pre-class video
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Truth 7 – There is no “they” – Does the anti-Muslim film blamed for rioting even exist?
On Tuesday evening, the U.S. consulate in Benghazi, Libya, and the U.S. embassy in Cairo, Egypt were attacked by protestors. The attack in Benghazi led to the death of American ambassador to Libya J. Christopher Stevens and three other … Continue reading
Posted in Chapter 15, Chapter 2
Tagged international news, media effects, Muslim media, Secret 7, Truth 7
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Link Ch. 2 – Julian Assange & WikiLeaks
Read more about WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange: The New Yorker: No Secrets: Julian Assange’s mission for total transparency Rolling Stone: Julian Assange: The Rolling Stone Interview Salon: Assange: Bond villain — or Bourne? The Economist: Missing the point of WikiLeaks … Continue reading
Link Ch. 2 – Orson Welles’ “War of the Worlds” Broadcast
The original radio broadcast of Orson Welles’ War of the Worlds:
Ch. 2 Link – John Adams – On The Transmigration of Souls
You can listen to an interview with composer John Adams where he talks about is Pulitzer Prize-winning composition about the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks, “On The Transmigration of Souls.” The interview aired on NPR on Sept. 20, 2011. And here’s … Continue reading
Link Ch. 2 – Earthquakes, social media, XKCD and science
This week my students in my senior-level mass media and society class have been working at developing experiments to learn about how people use social media. Most of them are trying to measure President Obama’s popularity (or lack thereof), rather … Continue reading
Posted in Book Link, Chapter 10, Chapter 2
Tagged media effects, social media, twitter, XKCD
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