Is ‘National Data Privacy Day’ that important?
by By Julianne Spencer | Student Posts | January 24, 2018 The next “National Data Privacy Day” is this Monday January 28, and apparently is an …
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Sharenting: Are you Putting your children at risk?
By Destiny Alvarez Today, the digital world rules all. Some people have an overwhelming need to live-tweet their day, to post photos of their food …
So You’re Using Social Media, But are You Listening to it?
By Jake Willard The world of social media sometimes feels like a content monster. It craves creative content and rewards those who can post unique …
Twitter v. Hart
By: Rylee Marron The internet will never be erased. The content that we all create whether it’s published or saved anywhere can always be found. …
Has Social Media Prompted Civic Engagement or Emphasized the “Spiral of Silence?”
By: Jessica Murray Everyone has an opinion. Everyone has a stake in some political stance or another, everyone feels passionate about some social happenings and …
#metoo and isolation.
by Molly Mair Social activist and community organizer, Tarana Burke, began using Me Too in 2006 on her MySpace account. At noon on October 15, …
What Came First… Kylie Jenner or “The Egg?”: Twitter Summary for January 15, 2019
By: Jillian Niedermeyer and Jessica Murray Tuesday’s class focused on the principles of uses and gratifications and other theories surrounding social media. Professor Kelli Matthews …
Memes
By Jessica Baker Memes. They’re everywhere on social media – some people communicate almost solely through them (I’m not pointing fingers but the amount of …
Kids These Days: How Social Media Has Altered Generation Z’s Relationships
By: Taylor Kissinger When I studied abroad on Semester at Sea last fall, I had limited slow access to the internet. I logged onto Instagram …
Personas Personalized
By: Kelly Thackery Today’s blog post features a strategic social media podcast on how to create effective marketing personas in the B2C marketing space. Highlights …