By Cecilia Siauw David Bornstein visited the University of Oregon to speak at a Demystifying Media talk about solutions journalism. He is the co-founder and CEO of the Solutions Journalism Network, which was created to spread the practice of solutions journalism, and contributes to The New York Times’ Fixes column, a feature that looks at solutions […]
By Mitchell Thomas Earlier this term we heard from Jessica Clark, founder and director of Dot Connector Studio. As Jessica discussed, they provide the following services: Content creation and media strategy for social-issue and cultural productions. Research into emerging communications platforms, production practices and user habits. Conference and workshop planning for media innovators. Here […]
Ideas, case studies and story links captured by Tiago Costa. Demystifying Media Series: Will Grant, reporter for BBC News Correspondent in Cuba, since October 2014. Based in Havana. @will__grant Grant reports mainly from Cuba, but also Mexico and Venezuela. He feels a big privilege behind being a storyteller. However, there are challenges when […]
9 essentials stories and developments identified by the class: journalism and the power of emotions, Amazon delivers to your car, security of sources, Macron’s visit, Metric fixation, Disneyflix, Facebook guidelines for deleted posts, BuzzFeed’s Netflix show. What you need to know this week: Demystifying the Media Week 4 (University of Oregon) from Damian Radcliffe
Sinclair, AI for Fake News, Local Newsrooms, the future of Investigative Reporting, Snapchat’s eCommerce moves, Oregon’s Net Neutrality law, Mariah Carey’s hostel stay… 7 stories that caught the eye of this class in the past week. What you need to know this week: Demystifying the Media Week 3 (University of Oregon) from Damian Radcliffe
