In the face of a seemingly ever-changing journalistic landscape, many journalists have created new innovations dealing with how to present, gather and distribute news. Through these innovations many journalists have succeeded in branding themselves–communicating their relevance to a larger audience. Remaining relevant is only part of the issue, however. As this class come to a […]
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Testimony Surrounding Poultry Pollution Ends: Journalists Report
October 26, 2012 
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This week’s topic, Environmental Litigation: Pursuing the Courts as a Tool For Change, is inherently as broad as the history of environmental issues in the United States. Environmentalists—in looking for both justice and change in environmental disparities—have used the legal system to force companies and individuals to comply with environmental laws. As such, the legal system […]
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October 10, 2012 0 Comments
In The Quill’s article, Michigan’s Morphing Media, journalist Lori F. Brost and Maria B. Marron detail the morphosis of Ann Arbor’s News sources. What I found most provoking about this piece was the author’s report on how online publication served as a hub for community engagement: “The strength of the online publication was that it was able to […]
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Dissecting The News 