The Great Coney Quest – Video shot by: Gabrielle Johnson (There is a small typo in the video, it should say desserts.) Instead of visiting three coney islands, we went to four. Yep, four. Each coney had their own unique style and offered delicious options. Leo’s Coney Island was very close to campus. Rating 3/5… Continue reading The Great Coney Quest
To reiterate what Ken Doctor said in his Nieman Lab article: as journalists, alternative reporting doesn’t mean we throw our values out the window; it means they are now more important than ever before. I liked how he brought up the Society of Professional Journalists Code of Ethics, as I recently learned more about these… Continue reading Ethics matter – a lot
By Ashley Gibbard I think the “Roadmap” article was a good read this week as we are getting started with our businesses. It was nice to be able to read about so many successful websites that were started by a couple people and focused on a particular area. Even though the examples were more about… Continue reading Rebuilding the News and Getting Advertisers
In the article “Newsonomics: Rebuilding the news media will require doubling-down on its core values” the author discussed his views on new media and also pointed out some problems that many journalists or media workers are having right now. Since my first journalism class, my professor talked about how important the accuracy is in news… Continue reading A Little Yes and No in Startup
By Hannah Brenner Over and over in success stories I see spouses who found a way to work together. Josh Ward and Trish Russoniello handle writing and photography respectively for redbankgreen. Donna Ladd and her partner, Todd Stauffer, work together on the Jackson Free Press. Beyonce and Jay-Z are, well, Beyonce and Jay-Z. Need I say… Continue reading The Dream: Spouses in Business
By Austin Short Accountability has always been a staple of journalism, but recently it has taken a backseat to top 10 lists and personality quizzes that can be found all over social media feeds. I enjoyed Ken Doctor’s Newsconomics: Rebuilding the news media will require doubling-down on its core values because he pointed out that the founding… Continue reading Journalism Needs To Get Back To Basics
By Jazzy Teen Both readings this week were interesting, but one grabbed me in a way few articles have in recent weeks. Ken Doctor of Nieman Lab structured a powerful piece that laid out the reality for journalists today in his article, “Newsonomics: Rebuilding the news media will require doubling-down on its core values.” While… Continue reading Today’s journalist: Time to sink or swim
By Savannah Swix One of the biggest concepts surrounding startup companies and big, unique ideas that we have covered so far in class has been risk. There’s so many unknowns and uncertainties involved when you put all of what you have – financially and physically, and in terms of energy – into your project and… Continue reading The Future of Local Media: What Works and a Few Reminders
By Nicole Bush In Newsonomics, Ken Doctor discusses how we need to get back to real news with real standards. He lists The New York Times, The Washington Post, The New Yorker, Vanity Fair, The Atlantic, Mother Jones and The Guardian as organizations that have done this good “visible work” that readers have “responded” to. That… Continue reading News Been Down So Long, It Looks Like… News
By Brittanie Chludzinski “Fake news” and “alternative facts” are two phrases that we know all too well. Not only do these false realities pose a challenge to readers who are bombarded with various viewpoints and publications on social media, but it also creates an interesting challenge for today’s reporters. In the midst of new skepticism, how… Continue reading Accountability and fairness are essential to restoring trust in the media
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