Bullying and Boycotts: A Class Discussion
by The Twitter feed was fire, with non-stop updates coming through. Why? Because we were discussing bullying and boycotting brands. It all started with Justine Sacco. After …
Working Well with Clientele
By: Kelsey Fagan We’ve received our clients, so now it’s time to think about how to best work with them. A blog post from Shift Communications gives …
Twitter Firestorms: Bullying or Not?
By: Morgan Wilkes We see it all the time on Twitter. The “Show This Thread” option that unveils hundreds, sometimes thousands of replies filled with …
How “Fake News” Is Influenced by Social Media
Written by Mollie Markey Social media is used by many as a tool to receive updates on the world and stay in touch with the …
Why You Should Be Facebook Friends with Your Boss
Tess Meyer For years we’ve been cautioned of being friends with our bosses, professors, and even our parents on social media. Why? Because what we …
Long Tail in the Music Industry Today
Kayla Henderson-Wood The Long Tail Theory points to a change in today’s media consumption and we see it everywhere! With an increasing abundance of choices …
In retrospect, it was too good to be true.
By: Victoria Schmidt The first chartered jet began its decent on the island of Great Exuma’s aquamarine water on April 27, 2017. Elite millennials, eagerly …
Super Fans
“Holy crap, you are creepy as shit. Sneaking up on me wearing that collar with that freaky ass smile.” – Negan My name is Anyssa …
If Your Friends Jump off a Cliff, Would You Do It Too?
Kaitlin-Ann Mulligan @KaitlinAnnCM On January 16 during a late night poll created by Eric Larriva fifty percent of students who voted on the poll were …
And We’re Off… To Legoland
Lovisa Hogstrom @k_lovisa_91 Students jumped headfirst into the land of live-tweeting during our second class on Wednesday, January 10th. Lecture began with the beginning of …