Audrey Perry

[Audrey Perry @AudreyP248]

I feel that when I am watching TV, central route would work better at persuading me. If I am on a website where I am focusing on another thing, peripheral would work better. When do you think the two routes would work better for you and on what platforms? #UWJ201 #310

[Audrey Perry @AudreyP248]

@keconnelly18 I definitely think likability is the principle of persuasion that works best on me. Watching the Budweiser commerical in class affected me greatly. I definitely subconsciously have a better association with that company now. #UWJ201 #310

[Audrey Perry @AudreyP248]

@nevburleton State of Grace (accoustic version) :) #UWJ201 #310

[Audrey Perry @AudreyP248]

While algorithms create efficiency that companies desire, it is one thing have a recommendation on Netlfix coded for you, but adapting to negative stereotypes, mentioned in Noble’s article, is extremely harmful. Do you think Google values efficiency over integrity? #UWJ201 #310

[Audrey Perry @AudreyP248]

@uwjeffreyli To combat these controversies from happening, I think the approach that was mentioned in Tromble and McGregor’s article where social scientists are at the beginning of the coding process along with the computer engineers would be effective. Curriculum is important. #UWJ201 #310

[Audrey Perry @AudreyP248]

@heidicompe It could be a segment for a break in news, similar to the role comic relief plays. I don’t think the intention is to distract from what is going on, but I also do not think that this story was newsworthy. While I enjoy the cute story, it does not seem relevant. #UWJ201 #310

[Audrey Perry @AudreyP248]

@GavinLuebke28 I definitely think that the power differences between conglomerates versus the viewers can contribute to seeing less diverse news, especially since those in power are majority white males. Diversifying newsrooms could possibly help the situation. #UWJ201 #310

[Audrey Perry @AudreyP248]

@jayda_zhu I think purposefully spreading disinformation contributes to a decline in democracy and trust. I think that if someone were to do this, they should be deplatformed similar to how Trump was when he invoked the insurrection of the Capitol. #UWJ201 #310

[Audrey Perry @AudreyP248]

Since media conglomerates have control and power of not only news platforms, but also children’s networks, do you think they can/is their motive to influence the views of their audience throughout their lifetime? #UWJ201 #310

[Audrey Perry @AudreyP248]

With social media taking over the mediated world and what people use for news, do you think that soon journalists will be responsible for debunking dis and misinformation in the media because it spreads easier on these platforms? #UWJ201 #310

[Audrey Perry @AudreyP248]

@KarleaSchuelke While I don’t think it necessarily needs to be stated, I think it could be more ethical to point it out just in case. If it’s a news platform’s niche, like the Onion, I don’t think they are doing any harm by not stating they are being satirical. #UWJ201 #310

[Audrey Perry @AudreyP248]

@Sclark978 I think remaining as objective as possible would help journalists show their readers that they are more reliable. I also think finding trusted research and sources could help mend reader’s minds about consuming false information. #UWJ201 #310

[Audrey Perry @AudreyP248]

Do you think the spiral of silence exists in the media? In person, one may not speak up due to fear of isolation, but with media it can be anonymous and people have access to more opinions similar to theirs. #UWJ201 #310

[Audrey Perry @AudreyP248]

@MeganBarbGordon I believe a tipping point can be when people address issues that are sensitive to people, such as questioning ones identity. I definitely think that connecting with people who have the same opinion makes one more inclined to speak up because they won’t feel alone. #UWJ201 #310

[Audrey Perry @AudreyP248]

@EllieOverkamp I think out of convenience and access people use social media as a news source. When trying to access reliable news, such as The New York Times, it only has a set time one can view it for then asks for a subscription. Social media is free. #UWJ201 #310

[Audrey Perry @AudreyP248]

@BrianneCapper I think news may still frame stories in ways that pin political parties against one another for more attention of the viewers, which in turn means more money. I think if everyone were to agree, they would be less inclined to view the news. #UWJ201 #310

[Audrey Perry @AudreyP248]

@haileyystiles I think that people would still seek out information that agrees with their beliefs. Algorithms definitely help, but if people are already inclined to only view content that agrees with their beliefs, they most likely would still only search in their filter bubbles. #UWJ201 #310

[Audrey Perry @AudreyP248]

Do you think it’s fair to have stigma around those less educated on topics of politics, COVID-19, and digital knowledge? While it is important to keep up with current events and facts, a lot of people do not have access to these types of more reliable platforms. #UWJ201 #310

[Audrey Perry @AudreyP248]

@whomstisnat I feel this means misinformation is more inclined to get the most attention on media, hence spread quicker. I feel that even if people realize the information they are viewing is less factual, they will stick with it out of convenience. #UWJ201 #310

[Audrey Perry @AudreyP248]

@beccaspitalnik The concept of attention economy makes me believe we are seen as profit when media outlets target audiences. When we view media, those producers make money off of it. It tries to cater to social identities—taking into account age, gender, race, and ethnicity. #UWJ201 #310