Non-Linear Storytelling Using Multimedia
By Wilson Schultz Many of us know how a news story looks. A quick introduction orients the reader to the topic, and the rest of...
If College Radio Had A Chance…
By Linwood Nicolas Jr on October 26th, 2021. (WZBT 91.1 FM, Gettysburg’s Logo) In the past, College Radio has had a huge impact in our...
Podcasts: A Tool for Freedom of Speech or Misinformation?
By Annabel Gorman, October 22, 2021 In the 21st century, podcasts are a new and convenient way of consuming media. Instead of taking the time to...
The Issues that Come From Fake News
By Ethan Bruemmer Fake news is the spread of misinformation (incorrect information not necessarily intended to harm, but instead to deceive), disinformation (incorrect information meant...
Fake News in the Age of Social Media
By Annabel Gorman, September 22, 2021 In today’s political landscape, we often hear about “fake news,” specifically in relation to political news posted on Facebook...
Traditional vs Online Media
by Tori Yantsos, September 22, 2021. A lot of people within the journalism world have had to take a moment of realization to process the...
“The eruption and emergence of online journalism”
By Spencer Myler, September 3, 2021 The way that we as people view our news has changed drastically over the last 20 years and there...
Understanding Fake News: How to Navigate Sources
By Wilson Schultz, September 22, 2021 Fake news is described as a combination of “disinformation, mal-information, and misinformation” that is usually shared by social media...
