Meg Dedyne

Digital news: change doesn’t have to be scary

By Meg Dedyne Digital news is an aspect of media I have been interested in for some time. As I am interested in pursuing digital media interests in the public relations world, I am also fascinated with how the digital news landscape is changing and evolving, especially with my generation and generations to come. I… Continue reading Digital news: change doesn’t have to be scary

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Pew: Newspapers circulation down, Television

By Liam Tiernan The Pew Research Center’s Journalism and Media sector identified a 7 percent fall in newspaper circulation and a 5 percent loss in late night viewership in local news programs. Online subscription revenues have failed to pick up the slack for most newspapers, and advertising revenues fell 8 percent. It was the worst year for… Continue reading Pew: Newspapers circulation down, Television

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Print journalism is shrinking as digital gains strength

By Brittanie Chludzinski  I’m sure any journalism student can relate when I say this: I’ve heard my fair share of negative outlooks on the industry from friends, family and even professors throughout the last four years. “Journalism is a shrinking industry.” “Are you sure you want to take that route? It might be difficult to… Continue reading Print journalism is shrinking as digital gains strength

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Besides news, traditional media could also do…

By Xinyi Xie From the News Media 2016 report by Pew Research Center State, we could easily find that digital media plays an important role in the marketing while the traditional newspaper field lose their 7% audience trends annually. Under the great recession of the U.S. newspaper industry, most traditional media are working on digital… Continue reading Besides news, traditional media could also do…