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Category Archives: Communication
Social Media: Vast Wasteland 2.0
The golden era has ended…yet again. Media and movements (often entwined) arise and thrive in this so-called gilded time. We marvel at new capabilities, new ideas, new diversions. But then the luster dulls. It is happening to social media–and by … Continue reading
Mass Killers and Communication, February 2018
Nikolas Cruz, by his own confession, attacked Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School with a semi-automatic rifle in Parkland, FL, fatally shooting 17 people and wounding 14 others. Cruz had been reported as a potential danger months earlier to the FBI, … Continue reading
Posted in Communication
Tagged Anatomy of a Massacre, Charles Whitman, Columbine, Columbine massacre, Dylan Klebold, Eric Harris, FBI, Fort Hood massacre, Gabrielle Giffords, George Hennard, Jared Loughner, Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, Nidal Hasan, Nikolas Cruz, Parkland Florida, San Ysidro massacre, Seung Hui Cho, Tucson mass shooting, University of Texas tower
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Voice of America, Voice of Russia—February 2018
The New York Times and other media report Russians’ use of Facebook to stir discord during the 2016 election. In reading this article, assess how outside parties can use Facebook tools to learn detailed personal data about users and target them with paid … Continue reading
Posted in Communication, Media, Public Relations, Social Media, Writing
Tagged 2016 Presidential Race, AdWeek, Facebook, fake news, Information War, Jason Karpf, New York Times, Russia
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