Demystifying Media at the University of Oregon UO School of Journalism and Communication, Damian Radcliffe

In this lecture at the University of Oregon, Danny Parker shares her ethnography research at the School of Journalism and Mass Communication at the University of Wisconsin Madison. She details her time spent within deeply impoverished communities researching cultures rooted in political disengagement, stemming from negative interaction with the government and media.

Danny Parker, a PhD candidate at the School of Journalism and Mass Communication at the University of Wisconsin Madison discusses her ethnographic research in deeply impoverished communities with cultures rooted in political disengagement and distrust in media.

In this lecture at the University of Oregon, journalist and consultant Adriana Lacy speaks to a Media Professions class about the importance of being present on various social media platforms, as well as having a clean digital footprint. She also shares what her experience has been like as a freelancer in social media and brand consulting; and takes questions from students.

Damian speaks with founder of Journalism Mentors, Adriana Lacy, about how she turned her passion for student journalism into a career in digital journalism and consulting.

In this episode we hear from digital journalism scholar Gregory Perreault, who discusses how power and justice is distributed among news outlets and reporting niches, and how the internet and digital technology has generated hostility towards journalism.

In this lecture at the University of Oregon, journalist and scholar Gregory Perreault shares how digital journalism can be leveraged by hate groups and inadvertently exacerbate hostility in both journalism and society. He also discusses how expectations for digital innovation and aspirational labor can prove untenable - and potentially harmful - for journalists.