The "Guide to Automated Journalism" examines how algorithmism could transform journalism, potentially rendering human journalists obsolete. How long do you think this will take? Would you support or oppose it, and why? Would this increase your trust in the news? #UWJ201 #317

Last week in class, we discussed about peripheral and the different kinds of effects it can have. One being emotions, since they can lead to having a stronger impact on persuasion. But how often does this happen to one daily? #UWJ201 #317

This week, in the lecture, we discussed journalism ethics and some of the principles involved. But have you ever questioned how many journalists stay neutral on this stance? If they don't, does this lead to people losing trust in one? #UWJ201 #317

In this week's lecture, we discussed "Magical Thinking " and its effects on people when they come up with their own conspiracy theories. But how much of that has impacted the society we live in? Has that led to a negative or positive impact? #UWJ201 #317

In this week's lecture, we discussed Hostle Media and its effect on the media we consume daily. If this didn't exist, would the journalism world be positive, negative, or consistent in its current state? #UWJ201 #317

This week, Professor Wagner discussed the importance of mass communication in daily life and its impact over the years. How we rely on it to meet people, communicate with loved ones, and more. But how will this affect one-on-one interactions with people? #UWJ201 #317

This week's reading features the article "What is Mean World Syndrome?" It discusses how, as a society, we have increasingly developed a fear of real life since COVID-19, leading to conflict and combat. However, will we ever overcome this significant fear of reality in the future? #UWJ201 #317

This week's reading of "Scoops, Impact of Glory: What Motivates Reports" made me rethink why I'm studying journalism.The article discusses journalism in-depth and its leading causes, exploring how stressful and specific they have to be.Did anyone else feel the same way while reading it? #UWJ201 #317

This week, Professor Wagner discussed the impact of advertising and its powerful messages it had. How he focused on an ad that focused on men’s perceptions of women, which can be misguided. Why do we still need reminders about the true value of women when it should be common sense?#Journ201 #317

During this week's readings, I found the article "Who Owns the News?" interesting. It was eye-opening to learn that 39% of people have lost confidence in mass communication, which made me realize that maintaining mass communication is challenging and affects the journalist position. #UWJ201 #317

In the article "Hispanic and Black News Media Fact Sheet" I found it interesting that when COVID-19 was starting to become less of an issue, both ethical groups had problems keeping their audience entertained. All because social media platforms had become monumental form of finding news #UWJ201 #317