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Using transmedia journalism techniques in student publications

If you haven’t heard it before, the concept of transmedia journalism is intriguing with unique applications to scholastic newsrooms. The original

As journalism advisers, we know the importance of reporting multiple sides of every story. But what if our staffs were

Journalism teachers are always looking for curriculum and ideas for how to teach their classes. Recently, Don Goble authored a

Developing ideas for news stories is always challenging, and especially so for broadcast journalists. Our process has evolved over the

One of the assignments I use during the first semester of Broadcast Journalism I, our introductory class for sophomores, goes

Like it or not, appearances are everything in broadcast journalism and it’s important for our students to get it technically

Managing the chaos for a student media program is an exciting but complicated task. For the past few years, my

Coronavirus Live Updates: U.S. Reports Nearly 50,000 New Cases, Another Single-Day Record
on July 2, 2020 at 6:39 am
New Zealand’s health minister resigned. As nations try to rebuild their economies, many economists say that Europe may have the edge over the U.S.
Inquiry Prompted by Trump’s Hurricane Dorian Claim Is Being Blocked, Investigator Says
by Christopher Flavelle on July 2, 2020 at 5:21 am
The Commerce Department is impeding findings into whether it coerced the top NOAA official to support President Trump’s inaccurate claim that Dorian would hit Alabama, the department’s inspector general said.
Police Clear Seattle’s Protest ‘Autonomous Zone’
by Rachel Abrams on July 2, 2020 at 4:53 am
The so-called Capitol Hill Organized Protest area was taken over by protesters after the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis. It was the site of at least four shootings last month.
The Real Lessons of Telfar, Kanye and the Gap
by Vanessa Friedman on July 2, 2020 at 4:51 am
First came Gap x Telfar. Then came Yeezy Gap. Then came the outcry. But Telfar Clemens says everyone has it wrong.