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MEDIA | The Internet is really what you make of it. It could have been detrimental to local news journalism, but the publications that were willing to embrace change are now benefitting from it! Read our latest article to find out how. https://lnkd.in/dhTerub5 #LocalJournalism #CommunityJournalism #InternetJournalism

In an age when #journalism can often be agenda- and clickbait-driven, locally depleted, and, sadly, carelessly covered or just plain fake, it is informative and refreshing to come back to the first-edition book by Rich Martin titled "Living Journalism: Principles & Practices for an Essential Profession," which I read early on in graduate school.

Interested in learning more about constructive and solutions journalism? This article, based on a webinar held by the Media and Peacebuilding Project at the George Washington University's School of Media and Public Affairs, features experts on these two fields, who discuss their significance and how they relate to #peacejournalism. Read here: https://lnkd.in/ghexuUed

A strong social media skill set is just as important as writing skills for journalists to succeed in the news media industry. Read about the importance of social media in journalism in my new blog post with insights shared from "Mobile and Social Media Journalism: A Practical Guide for Multimedia Journalism" by Anthony Adornato. https://wix.to/hfvrsz4 #newblogpost

I am currently reading "Mobile and Social Media Journalism: A Practical Guide for Multimedia Journalism" by Anthony Adornato, and some great tips on verifying false information online are mentioned throghout this book! Read more about how journalists and tech companies are navigating disinformation online at my website. https://wix.to/7BK1Y22 #newblogpost

I also just added another blog post about my thoughts on Chapter 9 of Anthony Adornato's book "Mobile and Social Media Journalism: A Practical Guide for Multimedia Journalism." It provided some great info about the fake news epidemic, check it out! https://lnkd.in/eFWVvZCv

Mitchell Bard (M.A., Ph.D.’15) and Jasun Carr (Ph.D.’12) teamed up to write "Journalism in the Generation Z Age," highlighting Gen Z's relationship with objective journalism in a social media-driven world. Their research discussed the significant value this generation places on unbiased reporting. To learn more about Mitchell and Jasun and their latest book, visit this link.

BASIC JOURNALISM TRAINING 2023 "THE PRACTICE OF JOURNALISM: HYBRID NEWSROOMS, GENERATIONAL CHANGE, AND NEW AGENDAS" THE NEW APPROACH OF THE NEWS