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Radio interview on coverage of Boston bombings
On Monday, I was interviewed on the South Korean radio program tbs eFM Primetime on the failings of the traditional news media coverage on the Boston Marathon bombings and the impact social media platforms have had in this breaking news … Continue reading
Posted in International, Journalism, Social Media
Tagged bombings, Boston, Journalism, Marathon, Reddit, Reporters, Seoul, Social Media, Social Media Professor, South Korea, tbs eFM Primetime, terrorism, Twitter
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Social media impact coverage of the Boston bombings
As in many breaking news events, social media platforms were the go-to sites for the latest developments on the bombings at the Boston Marathon and the following manhunt for the suspects. But social media sites like Twitter and Reddit as … Continue reading
Posted in Journalism, Social Media
Tagged bombings, Boston, Facebook, Journalism, manhunt, Marathon, Reddit, Reporters, Social Media, Social Media Professor, terrorism, Twitter
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Twitter and business journalists
Vivian Medina-Messner presented our latest Twitter study at the AEJMC Midwinter Conference at the University of Oklahoma last weekend. The study “Tweet-Biz: How leading business journalists engage on Twitter” analyzed the Twitter engagement of business journalists in the United States.
Posted in Business, Journalism, Research, Social Media
Tagged AEJMC, Business, Conference, Engagement, Journalism, Journalists, Midwinter Conference, Oklahoma, Reporters, research, Social Media Professor, Twitter
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