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In class this week we discussed AI's role in dismantling mainstream journalism. This discussion sparked my question of whether or not AI will actually improve access to diverse perspectives or simply reinforce biases through algorithmic curation. #UWJ201 #318
April 17, 2025 at 6:34 PM
In class this week we discussed AI's role in dismantling mainstream journalism. This discussion sparked my question of whether or not AI will actually improve access to diverse perspectives or simply reinforce biases through algorithmic curation. #UWJ201 #318
In this week's discussion section we analyzed the way in which political campaigns persuade. After learning about central and peripheral routes of persuasion, which do you think triggers the most receptiveness? #UWJ201 #318
April 11, 2025 at 11:53 PM
In this week's discussion section we analyzed the way in which political campaigns persuade. After learning about central and peripheral routes of persuasion, which do you think triggers the most receptiveness? #UWJ201 #318
In discussion this week we focused on how misinformation and disinformation play into fact or fiction in the media. My question is what responsibility do media outlets have in preventing the spread of misinformation and disinformation, and how do they rebuild public trust? #UWJ201 #318
April 3, 2025 at 7:09 PM
In discussion this week we focused on how misinformation and disinformation play into fact or fiction in the media. My question is what responsibility do media outlets have in preventing the spread of misinformation and disinformation, and how do they rebuild public trust? #UWJ201 #318
During Monday's lecture, we discussed media bias and interpretation. After this lecture and writing my media analysis essay I am curious as to how the public's perception of bias in the media influences their trust in journalism, even when the coverage is factually accurate? #UWJ201 #318
March 20, 2025 at 9:54 PM
During Monday's lecture, we discussed media bias and interpretation. After this lecture and writing my media analysis essay I am curious as to how the public's perception of bias in the media influences their trust in journalism, even when the coverage is factually accurate? #UWJ201 #318
When developing my Media Analysis Essay, I started to think about how different sources can frame the same issue in contrasting ways. How much do you think the addition of AI generated algorithms will further the polarization among viewers? #UWJ201 #318
March 14, 2025 at 4:31 PM
When developing my Media Analysis Essay, I started to think about how different sources can frame the same issue in contrasting ways. How much do you think the addition of AI generated algorithms will further the polarization among viewers? #UWJ201 #318
In lecture this week we discussed how social media can be seen as an unreliable source for news. I'm curious as to know whether or not this generational divide in perceptions of social media stems from differences in media literacy. #UWJ201 #318
March 5, 2025 at 4:41 PM
In lecture this week we discussed how social media can be seen as an unreliable source for news. I'm curious as to know whether or not this generational divide in perceptions of social media stems from differences in media literacy. #UWJ201 #318
During Monday's Lecture, Prof. Wagner discussed objectivity and its problems. Specifically, he introduced us to the "Rewriting Racist Headlines Project." Im curious as to where the tendency to set White American's as the "standard" when addressing them in articles stems from. #UWJ201
February 25, 2025 at 6:09 PM
During Monday's Lecture, Prof. Wagner discussed objectivity and its problems. Specifically, he introduced us to the "Rewriting Racist Headlines Project." Im curious as to where the tendency to set White American's as the "standard" when addressing them in articles stems from. #UWJ201
In discussion yesterday (2/20), we discussed the differences between framing, the agenda of the media, and priming. My question is how do consumers detect these forms of media and ensure that it is accurate information?
February 21, 2025 at 6:13 PM
In discussion yesterday (2/20), we discussed the differences between framing, the agenda of the media, and priming. My question is how do consumers detect these forms of media and ensure that it is accurate information?
Within this week's article, "The Truth In User Privacy And Targeted Ads" it discusses how catered advertising relies on collecting user data, which can be seen as intrusive. I'm curious as to how companies can balance effectiveness of targeted advertising with users' concerns about privacy. #UWJ201
January 31, 2025 at 9:07 PM
Within this week's article, "The Truth In User Privacy And Targeted Ads" it discusses how catered advertising relies on collecting user data, which can be seen as intrusive. I'm curious as to how companies can balance effectiveness of targeted advertising with users' concerns about privacy. #UWJ201