Luke Sill

[Luke Sill @LukeSill3]

@ianpatt16141578 I would say most of it, maybe even all of it in some way. #UWJ201 #321

[Luke Sill @LukeSill3]

@AlisonStecker Companies care too much about profits to listen to scientists. #UWJ201 #321

[Luke Sill @LukeSill3]

#UWJ201 The final aspect of the persuasion model being reinforcement draws interesting ties to psychology. It reminds me of Pavlov and his dogs, do you think there is a link between the two concepts? #321

[Luke Sill @LukeSill3]

@sophiefriedberg My school had a rather racist school mascot that never got talked about until it was changed, and then people came out in droves to support the old mascot which was disheartening. #UWJ201 #321

[Luke Sill @LukeSill3]

@AlexaRappaport I think that there are a lot of news outlets that will have different priorities, and that which ones are more in the forefront depend on the company making the news. #UWJ201 #321

[Luke Sill @LukeSill3]

The lecture from Wednesday discussed the standards of journalism, and it seems that some news companies have begun to move away from these standards by no longer calling themselves news companies, but media companies. Is this a dangerous trend for journalism? #321 #UWJ201

[Luke Sill @LukeSill3]

@EichstadtSarah #UWJ201 #321 Yea, I remember talking to someone on the other side of the political isle and finding that we actually agreed on a lot of things, but disagreed on how to go about making them happen.

[Luke Sill @LukeSill3]

@karaboyle003 #UWJ201 #321 I find that social media brings an even greater divide between different sides, making it far more obvious that the hostile media effect is greater on social media.

[Luke Sill @LukeSill3]

#UWJ201 #321 When discussing the hostile media effect, it was very interesting to see how I view balanced articles as more or less balanced based on if they agree with my views or not. Anyone else?

[Luke Sill @LukeSill3]

@SaffronMears I definitely have, I even notice it in my professional life. #UWJ201 #321

[Luke Sill @LukeSill3]

@AlexParizek I'd like to think that it's possible, but informing people seems to be less and less to be what news networks are trying to do recently. #UWJ201 #321

[Luke Sill @LukeSill3]

#UWJ201 #321 Talking about framing in media has been very eye opening. Now when I look at different news articles and titles, I can see just how the titles are so different between articles on the same story to try and make me see the story in a certain way.

[Luke Sill @LukeSill3]

@paigehovanes I have found that more people are turning towards news sites, especially over the election season, in spite of the bad news or possibly because of the bias humans have towards negative news. #UWJ201 #321

[Luke Sill @LukeSill3]

@kentzminger24 I also found this interesting as in other classes I have talked about how America is very much the leading market for television, but is slowly falling away so it will be interesting to see if this dichotomy switches. #UWJ201 #321

[Luke Sill @LukeSill3]

#UWJ201 #321 From Monday's reading, has there actually been a death of partisan journalism? Form what I have seen, journalism may have fallen away from partisan lines, but the "news" is consistently becoming more partizan, especially with the opinion shows of today.