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Tag Archives: news
News coverage on IYLEP Social Media Institute
Our fifth VCU Social Media Institute wrapped up at the end of July and the students produced 10 social media campaigns for nonprofit organizations. This year, we also included a nonprofit client from Iraq, the organization Nature Iraq. Several news … Continue reading
Posted in International, Public Relations, Social Media, Teaching
Tagged Campaigns, CBS 6, clients, Commonwealth Times, IYLEP, news, nonprofit, projects', Richmond Times, Social Media, Social Media Institute, Social Media Professor, VCU
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Presentations at the Future of Journalism Conference
I am attending the Future of Journalism Conference in Cardiff (Wales) this week to present a research study I conducted with Vivian Medina Messner that compares the Twitter engagement of business news organizations and their journalists as well as business … Continue reading
Posted in Business, International, Journalism, Research, Social Media, Teaching
Tagged Business, iPadJournos, Journalism, Mobile, news, Social Media, Social Media Professor, Twitter, Wall Street
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iPadJournos project covered by Richmond Magazine
Harry Kollatz Jr., senior writer at Richmond Magazine, wrote about the iPadJournos project in his latest media column. Titled “Mojo Rising,” the column describes the partnership between the class and WTVR-CBS 6. Kollatz visited our class in late April and … Continue reading
Posted in Journalism, Social Media, Teaching
Tagged CBS 6, Harry Kollatz Jr., iPad, iPadJournos, Mobile, news, Reporting, Richmond Magazine, Social Media Professor
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