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Looking into media’s use of Facebook Groups

October 10, 2018 toddvogts 0

The Nieman Journalism Lab, funded by the Nieman Foundation for Journalism at Harvard, studies all things journalism. Nieman Lab reporter Christine Schmidt recently took a look at how […]

‘Morning Brew’ delivers business news to your inbox

June 6, 2018 toddvogts 0

If you are interested in business news, consider subscribing to Morning Brew. According to its website, Morning Brew is “[a] quick and quality daily e-mail […]

Looking back at a semester of Participatory Journalism

May 3, 2017 toddvogts 0

And so it’s over . . . Well, almost. The Spring 2017 semester is wrapping up, which means it is time for a little introspection. […]

Online video fails to engage users

April 12, 2017 toddvogts 0

With services like Snapchat, Facebook Live and Instagram providing platforms for video sharing, not to mention the perennial video king in YouTube, various online players are […]

Engage students with Snapchat

April 5, 2017 toddvogts 0

My students are all on Snapchat. I have an account too, and so I often get students asking me for my account name because they want […]

Treat news sites with care of a chef

March 22, 2017 toddvogts 0

The traffic numbers for Sterling Student Publications, the site operated by my journalism students, is abysmal. This is especially true for our homepage, so I started […]

Newsletters create engagement

March 15, 2017 toddvogts 0

During my 45-minute commute home from my job as a high school journalism teacher, I was thinking about what I could have my magazine students do […]

Thought Paper: Facebook Live in Scholastic Journalism

March 11, 2017 toddvogts 0

NOTE: This was a paper I wrote for J7700 Participatory Journalism that was supposed to discuss concepts concerning “the sharing of digital journalism.” In the class, […]

Thought Paper: Social Media in Scholastic Journalism

February 18, 2017 toddvogts 0

NOTE: This was a paper I wrote for J7700 Participatory Journalism that was supposed to discuss concepts concerning “the sharing of digital journalism.” In the class, […]

WaPo growing engagement via Facebook

February 1, 2017 toddvogts 0

Last summer I decided Facebook was getting in the way of human connections, especially with my wife, because I would spend more time scrolling on the app […]

NY Times plans for digital, reader focus

January 21, 2017 toddvogts 0

Journalism That Stands Apart: The Report of the 2020 Group: https://www.nytimes.com/projects/2020-report/

Commenters desire deeper engagement

January 18, 2017 toddvogts 0

The comment section of a news story generally is viewed as a quagmire of negativity on any news site. Comments may start out on topic […]

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