Author of “The Weekly War” and “The Woman War Correspondent, the U.S. Military and the Press." Professor of Journalism at Appalachian State University.
My article about the myths and misinformation in the history of women war correspondents is out today in American Journalism.
You can read it here: https://t.co/5bqtrg6J9f
(And please share and share again. Thank you.)
@womnknowhistory@TheCCWH@AJMediaHistory@AEJHistory
Has a president ever even thought about -- never mind threatened, attacked or punished -- the @APStylebook or, for that matter, any publication style guide?
Next he'll rename the Oxford comma and command us all to use it.
Raskin: "Yesterday, Donald Trump banned the Associated Press, a 179-year-old newspaper organization, from the White House because it declines to call the Gulf of Mexico the "Gulf of America." This is straight up press censorship based on retaliatory viewpoint discrimination."
Now accepting entries for the 2024 #SEJAwards! Enter your best stories on environment, energy, business, agriculture or other related issues published from April 1, 2023 - April 30, 2024, and books with a copyright in 2023. Deadline: June 17. More info: https://t.co/MIgFyWH6RM
Congratulations to Chris Dubbs & Carolyn Edy for receiving an Honorable Mention in the 2023 Tomlinson Book Prize for THE WEEKLY WAR: HOW THE SATURDAY EVENING POST REPORTED WORLD WAR I!!! Pick up your own copy of the award-winning book from https://t.co/YBnH4Rsn9t.
Such great reporting — by a student, in a student newspaper, about another remarkable student who fought the N.C. General Assembly to make her vote count. Democracy for the win @andrewricetheappalachianonline.com/meet-sophie-...
NEW: How much snow leads to a snow day across the US?
My latest visual story diving into snow days and how many inches of snow on average cause school closures in different places across the country ❄️❄️
🧵 A visuals thread:
We were about $6,999,999 short on funding for a Super Bowl ad with this same message, but maybe if everyone shares it, we will reach the same number of people?
The Varsity recently sat down with psychiatry professor Anthony Feinstein to ask about his research on journalists who cover violence, corruption, and oppression.
https://t.co/eTu40jJBdV
So many excellent, essential points in this piece by @KatherineLewis
Let’s Retire the “Leaving Journalism” Fallacy https://t.co/beBWLi2FYD via @NiemanReports
Paid research opportunity: Talk about environmental journalism, get a $100 Amazon gift card and inform our thinking about the future of the field. This is an independent study by @IUMediaSchool. More details and sign up here: https://t.co/zVjLJ1jMzt
🏆@IndigenousJA accepting Indigenous Media Awards through 3/8. #IJA to recognize excellence in covering Indigenous communities during the 2024 Indigenous Media Conference at the #OKC Omni Hotel 7/25-27 - https://t.co/c6NJdw7lCv
Non-Pro tip: Don't use "snooze" to temporarily hide a whole bunch of ancient gmails you keep promising yourself you'll tackle one far off calm future day.
They will resurface as inbox zombies to hide your new, high priority messages and turn your world upside down.
On Wednesday afternoon, @jeffjarvis testified at a Senate subcommittee hearing on AI and the future of journalism. We thought Nieman Lab readers would be interested in the full text of his remarks.
https://t.co/8f7cFj3syL
For the past three years, I have worked with a team of filmmakers to tell this story. Our film, “How to Sue the Klan” will premier in Chattanooga in February and will tour the country. Here's the teaser:
https://t.co/8LerVvILOy