Over the past six months, some of the brightest minds in media have visited the University of Oregon School of Journalism and Communication to discuss issues ranging from flaws in mobile design, the challenges of data journalism, as well as the role of small town newspapers, and how citizens of the Arabian Gulf are embracing social media.
Despite these varied subject areas, all five talks had a core thread running through them: trust.
Last month saw the closure, after seven years, of TheMediaBriefing, the popular media and analysis website which blended “original analysis, insight and reporting on industry trends, challenges and opportunities … from around the […]
My slides for “Fake News: Why It Matters and How to Fight It” an event hosted by Eugene Public Library, May 23 2017. “UO Journalism professors Damian Radcliffe and Peter […]
Each term I host a number of academic and industry speakers at the University of Oregon, as part of the Demystifying Media speaker series. New for 2017, we’ve also added […]
First published by TheMediaBriefing Where are newsrooms placing their bets over the next few years? And what do senior execs identify as the barriers to innovation and success? These are […]
First published by TheMediaBriefing. Will engagement continue to be the media buzzword of 2017? Newsrooms, agencies and publishers are all bandying the term about. But what does it mean? And […]
First published on The Conversation and PennLive. (Editor’s Note: During his campaign, President-elect Donald Trump wasn’t shy about his hostility toward journalists. His unexpected victory proved his doubters — which included many […]
