abigail richman

Journalism student at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, updating and informing younger generations on the continued importance of journalism today #massmedia

[Jay Rosen @jayrosen_nyu]

I often ask journalists why they chose journalism. Top answers over 30+ years:

1. I like to write
2. Make the world a better place
3. Give voice to people who lack it
4. Hold power accountable
5. License to be curious and ask questions
6. See the world
7. Something new every day

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Do you learn about journalism/current events in any of your classes or clubs?

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Here are some of the few things you can do in the Journalism industry:

Stay up to date with some of the best jobs for Journalism majors here https://t.co/seiaLbcTHU

[The New York Times @nytimes]

As jurors deliberated in the homicide trial of Kyle Rittenhouse, the police asked one of his supporters carrying a rifle outside the courthouse to put it away over concerns that it could make the crowd anxious. https://t.co/xMVeFx0khY

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"Journalism can never be silent: that is its greatest virtue and its greatest fault. It must speak, and speak immediately, while the echoes of wonder, the claims of triumph and the signs of horror are still in the air."

-Henry Anatole Grunwald

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Great article from the Seattle Times!

[Society of Professional Journalists @spj_tweets]

"With a cornucopia of reports, news stories, commentary & other information, the site will hopefully be a resource for educators & those looking to learn more about the importance of the local press, the challenges it faces & what’s being done to save it." https://t.co/FA0JJJCTXZ

[Society of Professional Journalists @spj_tweets]

"News organisations are pressing ahead with plans to redesign offices, upgrade technology, reduce desk space/office space and renegotiate contracts with employees to accommodate more flexible working." https://t.co/lJVC6P9yHg

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Do you still read news stories or do you just read the headlines?

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Want to learn about some 21st century tools that are useful for digital journalists? Check out this infographic to learn more! #LSC432 #UW-Madison #Journalism #News

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Learn about the top skills you need to be a successful journalist in the new digital age of journalism #LSC432 #UW #Journalismeducation

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University of Wisconsin-Madison journalism student walks to her class to learn about new emerging technologies in today’s society! #SJMC #LSC432 #UW

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What's your favorite story in the news right now? #news
#media #currentevents #journalism

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Take a look at this article written by @MaryvilleU that talks about the Rise of Digital Journalism: Past, Present, and Future.

https://t.co/mef3WjeR9o

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The new era of journalism is only evolving and here's why:

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Do you think journalism is dying or just transforming?

[Society of Professional Journalists @spj_tweets]

"Newsletters are conversational, unrehearsed, contingent, revelatory, humble, and entertaining, and journalism can always use more of these qualities... Growing our family of newsletters dramatically seemed like one good way to better serve our readers. " https://t.co/GxdKtq46Q3

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UW-Madison Journalism student, Elyssa Feldman, shares how she receives her daily news #news #media #jschool

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5 important reasons why we still need journalism and how it benefits us everyday! #news #media #digitalage

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Journalism is different today, but it has not gone away. How do you receive your daily news?! #journalismnow

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What platforms do you get your news from?