Archive (Page 56)
December 20, 2023
Chris Cuomo’s Journalistic Integrity Under Scrutiny: From CNN to NewsNation
In a media landscape where the lines of journalism are increasingly blurred, Chris Cuomo's recent controversies shed light on the pressing question: Where do personal affiliations end, and objective reporting begins?
December 20, 2023
Podcast: Smoke Rings: The Journalistic Ethics of Hyping New Tech
Paige Willett and Kate Mays discuss the ethics of trendsetting in journalism, focusing on tech industry reporting, including a critical look at Juul's portrayal in media and its impact on vaping trends and teen usage.
December 20, 2023
The Unconventional Truth: Michael Rapaport’s Impactful Approach to Podcasting
Can a public figure serve as an effective information source on global issues? Does podcasting elevate him to the status of a journalist? In a world where freedom of speech empowers anyone to host a podcast, where does entertainment end, and information begin?
December 20, 2023
TIME journalist effectively uses one girl’s story to illuminate the painful consequences of abortion bans
Alter’s piece tugs at the heartstrings, and that seems to be the point. Her piece falls into the category of advocacy journalism, because she presents us the topic of reproductive rights with a specific viewpoint, through the narrative of a young girl, who’s life is forever altered.
December 20, 2023
Unpacking Media Biases in the Coverage of Israel-Palestine
How does media language shape our views on international conflicts? Explore the nuances of reporting in the Israel-Hamas conflict and the call for ethical journalism.