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Author Archives: Ralph Hanson
First Media Memories – Part I
This week in my Global Media Literacy class we’ve been talking about our first media memories. I’ve put together a list of links below based on what the students in my class (who are all freshmen or sophomores) have talked … Continue reading
The Mako Mori Test – An alternative to the Bechdel Test
You all know the Bechdel Test for the role of women in film, right? Very simple three part test for the importance of women in a film: Are there at least two female characters with names Who talk with each … Continue reading
Media News Roundup
Al Jazeera America gives viewers a more serious look at the news This summer I had my online media literacy students watch Al Jazeera English online for half an hour. They were all surprised at how serious of a newscast … Continue reading
Posted in Chapter 12, Chapter 15, Chapter 6, Chapter 7, Uncategorized
Tagged cable news, diversity, ethics, global media, music, public relations
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Return to Kickstarter
At AEJMC this year, I was part of a great panel about using Kickstarter to fund journalistic and other media projects – hence the recent number of posts on Kickstarter… Here are two more crowdfunded projects that have just popped … Continue reading
Tomorrow’s Washington Post Front Page
Posted in Chapter 6
Tagged amazon, media business, newspapers
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Amazon’s Jeff Bezos buys The Washington Post
The news started breaking on Twitter this afternoon that there was a big meeting coming up at at the Washington Post today. Not long after word came that Amazon founder and space memorabilia collector Jeff Bezos had purchased the paper for … Continue reading
Posted in Chapter 6
Tagged amazon, Jeff Bezos, media business, newspapers
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Journalistic Projects Funded Through Kickstarter
Sacred Poison: A documentary Homicide Watch – A one year student reporting lab
Posted in Chapter 6
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Kickstarter and Books
I’ve been reading up on Kickstarter the last few days – hence the last couple posts. Here are a few more: Getting advance support from readers dates back to at least the early 1700s Alexander Pope used pre-funding in 17134 … Continue reading
Posted in Chapter 10, Chapter 4
Tagged kickstarter, web comics
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Link Ch. 3 – Using Kickstarter to Help Fund Movies
Kickstarter Page for Spike Lee’s Da Sweet Blood of Jesus Small-town movie theaters theaters threatened by shift to digital cinema Story from the LA Times on how smaller communities are using fundraising and Kickstarter to try to buy digital projectors for drive-ins and … Continue reading
Univision is winning the summer
Remember back in March when I noted that Spanish-language broadcast television network Univision had finished fourth in the February sweeps among adults age 18-49? Well, for the last three weeks, Univision has been winning with that prized audience. At a … Continue reading
Posted in Chapter 9
Tagged Spanish-language broadcasting, television, Univision
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