BMSG

Berkeley Media Studies Group helps community groups, journalists and public health professionals use the power of the media to advance healthy public policy.

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We look forward to staying connected on Facebook, LinkedIn, and at https://t.co/8m2QQMQu9h.

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New Gun Violence research for journalists, created by @BMSG, helps reframe the conversation, ensuring a public health-centered, solutions-focused approach to gun violence coverage. Read more:

https://t.co/DSocn9Y7IO

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Our democracy needs a different model for journalism | Opinion https://t.co/K5ZHIKvc9S via The Washington Post

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Trump tells Republicans to ‘kill’ reporter shield bill passed unanimously by House https://t.co/wQIGl0Di83 via The New York Times

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Trump’s first term shows journalists can make an impact in his second https://t.co/D8GwfVq5iE via Poynter

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Journalists are leaving X for Bluesky. Will they stay there? https://t.co/5eVm4e4S7f via Columbia Journalism Review

[Pew Research Center @pewresearch]

About 1-in-5 Americans regularly get news from influencers on social media today. But what is a news influencer and how do they engage with their audiences?

To better understand them, we analyzed 500 of these individuals across these five sites. Here’s what we found.

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What will a second Trump term mean for the Freedom of Information Act? https://t.co/xzqhTfLZ0e via NiemanLab

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Trump’s second term could further destabilize a wobbly era for press freedom https://t.co/VLb3OAi7KE via Poynter

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'Morning Joe’s' visit with Donald Trump draws criticism — and some praise https://t.co/fsg2o4aGP3 via Poynter

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Why traditional media can’t have its own Joe Rogan: Vulture’s Nicholas Quah on the lessons from Donald Trump’s foray into podcast-land https://t.co/jJqVkteZ2Q via Columbia Journalism Review

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Spanish-language newspapers in the U.S. struggle to localize climate change stories, according to a new study https://t.co/ja86fJxOSD via NiemanLab

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Covering the actual story of trans lives https://t.co/4LPD2HJUQ5 via Columbia Journalism Review

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Trump’s new FCC nominee promises to bring Project 2025-style governance to media https://t.co/KmF0FKRn0d via NiemanLab

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The Green Line creates local news for the people turning away from "big-J journalism" https://t.co/79tmTMdDm8 via NiemanLab

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How can the U.S. use policy and legal strategies to shape food and beverage marketing agreements to better support public health? Learn more from a new study in Globalization & Health: https://t.co/2bAYIBXIxc.

[California Endowment @CalEndow]

Colonialism and other aspects of history have direct impacts on our communities, whether it be through food, housing, or health outcomes.

Young people in East LA are highlighting it. https://t.co/eeub9BZNTm

[Vision Zero Network @Visionzeronet]

We are incredibly moved & encouraged by the 70+ events honoring those lost to traffic violence & the powerful advocacy efforts to demand for change. Check out our recap: https://t.co/kcFn1KtlNI

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How Fox powered Trump’s first term — and what that means for his second https://t.co/MHOyTiY0CC via Media Matters for America

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Trump is a fan of a free and open press as long as he agrees with the coverage. Which, of course, really isn’t a free and open press. | Opinion https://t.co/HUZV8bGg1h via Poynter