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Link Ch. 4 – Three Cups of James Frey?
Another memoirist is in the process of being caught telling stories that may have only a minimal connection with reality. Greg Mortenson, author of the best sellers Three Cups of Tea and Stones into Schools, has been accused in both … Continue reading
Posted in Chapter 14, Chapter 4
Tagged books, ethics, memoir fabrications, Three Cups of Tea
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Link Ch. 13 – Noriega, CNN and Prior Restraint
I was lecturing recently on free press/fair trial issues, and touched on the CNN/Noriega case. In this case the court issued a temporary restraining order against CNN to prevent the network from broadcasting tapes of former Panamanian leader Manuel Noriega … Continue reading
Posted in Book Link, Chapter 13
Tagged first amendment, legal issues, prior restraint
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Video Commentaries for J406
Here’s a thread to post links to video commentaries you would like to show in class on Thursday. I’ll embed a few of my own later today. Fast Fix by Chris Cillzza of the Washington Post Commentary from the Post’s … Continue reading
Questions worth asking (maybe)
Why on earth would a newspaper tell reporters not to engage with community? Are these guys nuts? This almost guarantees that people will view their media as being completely disconnected from their concerns. How should journalism schools teach mobile media? … Continue reading
Posted in Chapter 10, Chapter 6, Chapter 9, Uncategorized
Tagged mobile media, newspapers, questions, television, zombies
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Denny’s and IMC
In the advertising chapter of my book Mass Communication: Living in a Media World, I talk about the Integrated Marketing Communication campaign that Denny’s started back in 2009 to build its brand among lapsed and infrequent customers. They put together … Continue reading
Posted in Chapter 11, Uncategorized
Tagged advertising, IMC, Super Bowl
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Link Ch. 3 – How Walt Disney Cartoons are Made – 1939
Here is a fun old RKO short on how the Walt Disney studio produced cartoons back in the 1930s. A great look at old-school animation. Thanks to /Film for the link. (Pay attention to the narration. The inking work is … Continue reading
West Bank Story Review Blogoff
Students in my commentary class watched the Oscar-winning short film West Bank Story in class on Thursday. They’ve all written reviews, and are now competing for who wrote the best blog entry on the film. Here are links to the … Continue reading
West Bank Story
My commentary students viewed the Oscar-winning short film West Bank Story as part of a reviewing assignment. It’s a fun little film that runs about 20 minutes and is a great choice for a review assignment. It’s short enough to … Continue reading
Reviewing The Movies
My JMC 406 commentary class is going to be talking about writing critical reviews over the next week or two. Here are several readings and great talk by movie critics Gene Siskel and Roger Ebert for my students. But for … Continue reading