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Social media and the Olympics
The Winter Olympics in Sochi have seen a flurry of social media posts even before the opening ceremony on Friday. Pictures taken by journalists showing the conditions in the hotels in Sochi have gotten worldwide attention. And the strict social … Continue reading
Posted in International, Journalism, Public Relations, Social Media
Tagged hotels, Interview, Olympics, Russia, Sochi, Social Media, Social Media Professor, WRVA
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Will the New York Times paywall work?
The New York Times will erect a paywall on its website on Monday. Users will only be able to read 20 articles for free every month. For more articles, users need to pay a monthly subscription fee that costs $15 … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Journalism, Legacy Media, Social Media
Tagged Audience, Business, corporations, Facebook, Google, New York Times, Newspaper, paywall, Social Media, Social Media Professor, Strategy, Technology, Twitter, WRVA
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Media coverage of the protests in Egypt
Journalists have been under attack while trying to cover the protests in Egypt. Not only correspondents of television networks and newspapers were attacked, but especially star reporters and anchors such as CNN’s Anderson Cooper and CBS’ Katie Couric. I was … Continue reading
Posted in Government, International, Journalism, Legacy Media, Politics, Social Media
Tagged CNN, Democracy, Egypt, Global, Government, Protest, Social Media, Social Media Professor, Technology, TV, Wikileaks, WRVA
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