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News, events and announcements from @Northeastern's School of Journalism. Home to @storybench, @gameplanNU, @gobserver_nu, @theScopeBoston and https://t.co/0hh1x2Td0g.
Boston, MA
Joined November 2009
RT @sonel_cutler: Against the tide, MA communities battle beach erosion: an @NUjournalism project for @WBUR. "Most nourishment projects in….
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Each year, local, state and federal governments spend millions of dollars on beach “nourishment” projects designed to reverse the erosion of beach sand, which is increasing with climate change. But...
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Many thanks to @kimberlyeatkins of @GlobeOpinion for speaking today from Washington with our Northeastern journalism students.
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The @BINJreports @spj_tweets and @NAHJ are sponsoring a student journalism conference this Saturday, Nov. 4, on careers in the independent press. It's free, but registration is required:
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Many thanks to @JoannaWeiss for speaking with our students about opinion writing and artificial intelligence.
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Many thanks to Mark Garfinkel (@pictureboston) of @NBC10Boston and @NECN for speaking to our @northeastern journalism students about the ethics of photojournalism. #journalism
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Have you heard our podcast on the future of local news? On @whatworks_nu, Ellen Clegg and Dan Kennedy bring you entrepreneurs, policymakers and thought leaders who are charging the way forward for community journalism. Please listen and subscribe today:
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School of Journalism professors @meg_heckman and @peter_mancusi speak with @NUGlobalNews about the hazards and pitfalls to avoid in covering Donald Trump's 2024 presidential campaign.
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Experts say that coverage of Trump in the 2024 election should focus more on democracy, and less on his chances of winning.
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A message from @PresidentAoun of @Northeastern about this morning's SCOTUS ruling on affirmative action: "Our.charge as a university will be to ensure — within the bounds of the law — a richly diverse and.powerful learning environment for all."
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School of Journalism Professor Laurel Leff will interview former faculty member Dina Kraft about her bestselling collaboration with Hannah Pick-Goslar, "My Friend Ann Frank," today at noon. Register for the Zoom here:
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School of Journalism professors @Channel_Mike and @dankennedy_nu speak with @tstening90 of @NUGlobalNews about the end of the Chris Licht regime and what's next for CNN.
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Experts say Licht did little to fix what he first described as a culture of mistrust between the media and the public after joining CNN.
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School of Journalism professor @meredithdclark spoke with @NPR about the challenges of archiving #BlackTwitter in the age of Musk.
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NPR's Juana Summers speaks with journalism and communication studies associate professor Meredith Clark of Northeastern University about her project "Archiving Black Twitter."
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New at @whatworks_nu: Harnessed properly, AI could prove to be a boon for the future of local news. News and commentary from @seb_grace.
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By Sebastian Grace There’s no need to panic about AI in journalism. ChatGPT told me so. When I asked OpenAI’s language model whether artificial intelligence will replace journalists in the fu…
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National investigation shows Massachusetts lags in compensation for wrongfully convicted. An important story by @Channel_Mike and his #Northeastern journalism students.
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Massachusetts’ wrongful convictions statute has a cap of $1 million on damages.
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Congratulations to #Northeastern journalism alum @calliremillard, who has been named Weekly Newspaper Rookie for the Year by @NENPA for her work at The Enterprise of Falmouth, on Cape Cod (@capecoddotnet).
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On the new “What Works” podcast, we speak with @LindaShapley, publisher of @ColoradoNewsCCM. Plus: Madison Xagoraris, a #Northeastern Media Advocacy student who recently profiled KefiFM, an online radio station that serves the local Greek community.
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Mayor Wu’s policies instill hope for mitigating the climate crisis. Our grad student Isabel Meyers reports for @TheScopeBoston:
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Michelle Wu’s historic election — as the first woman, person of color and Asian American to serve as Boston mayor in 2021 — left many wondering how the progressive climate policies in her campai
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"Why We Should Cheer, Not Fear, More Visual Storytelling in the News" — a terrific piece at @storybench by #Northeastern #journalism student @seb_grace.
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No one should be upset that text-based journalism is dying. While this may be hyperbolic, it is undoubtedly the case that the future of media consumption lies away from the written word. New forms of...
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New at What Works from #Northeastern's School of Journalism: Five years after the Denver Rebellion, local news is surviving in Colorado.
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By Dan Kennedy Of all the alarms that have been sounded over the decline of local news, perhaps none was louder than the one in Denver, Colorado, five years ago this month. In what became known as …
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Our #Northeastern School of Journalism graduate programs in Media Advocacy and Media Innovation + Data Communication prepare students for careers from Planned Parenthood to Google. Learn about what our students are doing:
camd.northeastern.edu
College of Arts, Media and Design (CAMD)
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Retired #Northeastern School of Journalism director Nick Daniloff offers some hard-earned wisdom following the arrest of @wsj reporter Evan Gershkovich at the hands of Putin’s thugs. #journalism Free link:
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Like him, I was a reporter in 1986 when the KGB arrested me and accused me of spying.
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