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Hey @sebmodak β I'm a journalism and communications student at the University of Wisconsin-Madison who'd love to write, travel and follow a career path like yours. What do you wish you'd known as a 200-level student? #j202
Hey @npenzenstadler β I'm a journalism and communications student at the University of Wisconsin-Madison who'd love to work in your field and follow a career path like yours. What do you wish you'd known as a 200-level student? #j202
Hey @tminsberg β I'm a journalism and communications student at the University of Wisconsin-Madison who'd love to work in sports and follow a career path like yours. What do you wish you'd known as a 200-level student? #j202
this article by new york times is a great example of a summary lead as it addresses daniel prude's role in the fight against police brutality + the black lives matter movement https://t.co/8GEFOuJBG7
in the first reading for this week, we discussed how important social science is in the development of popular social media apps. do you think considerations to social science is the answer to limiting misinformation or controversy online? #UWJ201
@carp_jeffrey i think who a media organization is funded by is incredibly influential in the types of news/bias they produce. i think this makes organizations more likely to promote+share information that favors the institutioh that funds them #UWJ201
@hmkarnopp most of the news that i come across on social media is found unintentionally. while i do follow official political accounts, most of the news i see is retweeted by people i follow #UWJ201
since facebook is a social media site + not a conventional journalistic news/media source, are they really responsible for the advertisements or false information that is posted? is bias on social media any different than bias in conventional media (tv/news)? #UWJ201
Facebook's decision to allow false information in political advertisements is appalling.
Voters are being confronted by millions of pieces of misinformation.
A world where up is down and down is up is a world where democracy can't thrive.
@AnnaFel40043265 generally, i donβt believe that all politics are inherently polarized, but i think bipartisanship in america has definitely contributed to the tendency for only 2 extreme voices to be heard/represented in the media + the failure of third parties to be heard/successful #UWJ201
@alpert_justin I genuinely donβt think society is any more more polarized than it has been in the past, however I do believe that the mediaβs tendency to cover conflict + extremist views has been influential in increasing perceptions of polarization in society and media #UWJ201