Archive (Page 139)
June 24, 2022
Opinion: In the Age of ‘Alternative Facts,’ Remember: The Onion is Satire
In an era where factual news competes with deliberate misinformation/disinformation campaigns spread quickly across social media, the tendency to confuse legitimate fact for folly is more common than ever.
June 22, 2022
Opinion: Pitching Between the Gray Lines
(SOUTH BRUNSWICK, N.J.) — What does the gray area in journalism look like? The Click spoke to Charis Smith, a […]
June 20, 2022
Opinion: The Good Journalism in ‘Good Morning, Bad News’
"Good Morning, Bad News" uses TikTok to produce explainer videos informing viewers what is really going on in the world. But, is it journalism?
June 18, 2022
Opinion: Is Tucker Carlson a Journalist? The answer wasn’t always so easy
When I was in Journalism school, sports broadcasting was always where I wanted to end up. But in order to […]
June 16, 2022
Project Veritas and Journalism’s Gray Matter in the Digital Age
Project Veritas is a symbol of how perverted the definition of “journalism” has become, adjacent to the struggles to define professional journalism in a digital information ecosystem.