Tina Phan

Video producer. Photographer. Visual storyteller. Communications/PR. @TXST graduate student. Previously @Statesman @Austin360. Lover of cheese

[Tina Phan @tinaphan]

Constant website content management system changes in a tumultuous journalism industry result in stories becoming 404 errors &disappearing media.

It seems to be a problem across newsrooms & I'm convinced we have huge chunks of history missing: https://t.co/aumpZBcvVw

#txstmojo

[Tina Phan @tinaphan]

Is the Internet really forever? I've been doing research at the Austin History Center for a project about historical news archives and the current fleeting nature of digital news content for my Storytelling Across Platforms class as part of my grad program at
@sjmctxst. #txstmojo

[Tina Phan @tinaphan]

It's amazing/ridiculous that I can find full Statesman editions from the 1800's & photo negatives from the 1940's, yet I can't find videos or photos I produced when I worked at the Statesman 2011-2017 on https://t.co/bijhmwNK7v now. A lot of links lead to broken pages. #txstmojo

[Tina Phan @tinaphan]

The building @ 305 South Congress Ave was home to the Statesman from 1980-2021. The site now seems to be mainly used as paid public parking (& is popular w/ bat bridge visitors). The property will be redeveloped as a mixed-use space in the future https://t.co/37fSMgG2zC
#txstmojo

[Tina Phan @tinaphan]

A few images of MC 5334 Storytelling Across Platforms class this semester 📷
@sjmctxst #txstmojo

[Sahaj Kaur Kohli @SahajKohli]

Happy Mother’s Day to the immigrant moms who left their own homes before they even knew themselves and moved across the world w/ partners they may not have known very well only to birth life in a new country and plant roots in an unknown land.

[Tina Phan @tinaphan]

Embracing Negative Engagement to Build Relationships @jbrownsocial @danielleirogers #GSMCON2023: You can't build trust if you don't respond! When your community sees you replying to comments, they see you being kind, empathetic &listening to concerns. This humanizes your agency

[Thuan Le Elston @thuanelston]

Today marks 48 years since the fall of Saigon, and Vietnamese voices are crucial to understanding Vietnam War's impact on America: column from Minh Huynh Vu of @dia_CRITICS and the work with @TTUPress https://t.co/Yc0Z3rt0Z2 via @usatoday

[Valentina Vee @valentinavee]

I’m scraping the “man” off

[Tina Phan @tinaphan]

#txstmojo

[liz @lizmovs]

The #Oscar winning premiere pro timeline of Everything Everywhere All At Once by Paul Rogers

[Jordan Zakarin @jordanzakarin]

Ke Huy Quan was born in Vietnam, fled to Hong Kong, and then came to the United States as an eight-year-old refugee.

The White House last month released a new rule that would ban refugees that stopped in another country before arriving at the US border.

[Robyn Caplan @robyncaplan]

Whoever claimed that the "internet is forever" didn't have to go back to the internet of 2009 for a research project only to find that 75% of the links go nowhere now.

[Sahil Bloom @SahilBloom]

Time Spent With Friends

Peaks at age 18 and declines sharply to a low baseline.

Key Takeaways:
• Embrace friendship breadth, but focus on depth.
• Cherish those who are with you through good times and bad.

Invest your energy in the healthy, meaningful friendships that last.

[Sahil Bloom @SahilBloom]

Time Spent With Parents & Siblings

Peaks in childhood and declines after age 20.

Key Takeaways:
• Time with family is limited.
• Time with parents declines sharply after age 20.
• You may only see your loved ones a few more times.

Prioritize and cherish every moment.

[Sahil Bloom @SahilBloom]

I recently came across data on who we spend our time with over the course of our lives.

The insights are simultaneously inspiring and depressing.

Here are 6 graphs everyone needs to see:

[julia @juliashiplett]

I don’t have time to read books or watch movies I only have time to watch 13 hrs of disjointed, chaotic content that leaves me feeling deeply anxious and alone

[follow @bencollins on bluesky @oneunderscore__]

The worry about $8 verification for everybody isn’t that somebody is going to impersonate Joe Biden. It’s that they’re going to impersonate a no-name in a position of power — an election official, a CDC worker, a local news reporter — and cause chaos. Much less solvable problem.

[sierra lyons @sierra_298]

As long as the journalism field continues to view journalists from marginalized groups covering the issues they have proximity to as biased instead of informed, the field will remain white and straight and issues will continue to not get the coverage and perspective it needs.