The Weight of Your Words: Twitter Summary for January 22, 2019
by By Lexi Naone, Iyanna Soltero, Mary Osborne, and Ryan Robledo Tuesday’s class introduced Dave Markowitz (@davemarkowitz31), assistant professor at UO and former Stanford and Cornell …
Is ‘National Data Privacy Day’ that important?
By Julianne Spencer | Student Posts | January 24, 2018 The next “National Data Privacy Day” is this Monday January 28, and apparently is an …
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 …
The Invisible Audience and You: Twitter Summary for January 17, 2019
By Destiny Alvarez, Rylee Marron and Jake Willard Thursday’s class revolved around the ideas of networks, bullying and social norms. Our Social Media Strategy class …
#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, …
So what’s the new Social Norm?
By Ryan Robledo Every day we follow social norms whether we realize it or not. Some people are obsessed with the most recent social norms …
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 …