Today in lecture we talked about deplatforming. Do you think deplatforming is necessary on today's social media platforms, or is it a violation of free spdech? #UWJ201 #314

In lecture on Wednesday, we talked about conspiratorial thinking. To what extent should journalists report on these ideological views without promoting these false theories and making content out of them? If journalists prove them wrong, will it do more harm than good? #UWJ201 #314

During today's lecture, we talked about presumed media influence on other people and ourselves. What do you think are some ways that presumed media influence has influenced your own decisions that wouldn't typically be your original attitude on a subject? #314 #UWJ201

As we learned about what framing is and how it changes the media, what are some ways in which journalists consciously and subconsciously use framing when reporting on recent events? How does this vary between different news sources? #UWJ201 #314

How do news deserts within the US affect the voter turnout in their states and how does it affect the marginalized groups that may live there? #UWJ201 #314

Professor Wagner told us what it means to live in a mediated society on Friday. Living in a mediated society like the US, I wonder how the major consumption of political news found on social media through algorithm based features has polarized the voter base in the US. #UWJ201 #314