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NY Times Twitter ‘reset’ calls for curriculum review

May 2, 2022 toddvogts 0

This post originally appeared on JEADigitalMedia.org on April 29, 2022. It is being posted here for posterity. Twitter has been in the news a lot […]

Yearbook Land: Where does the closing go?

June 21, 2017 toddvogts 0

As you know, I am a high school journalism teacher. My students produce a monthly magazine and a yearbook. We recently completed our 2017 yearbook. […]

Talking About: Pod Save America

March 8, 2017 toddvogts 0

A little while back, I mentioned a podcast called Pod Save America. When I mentioned it, I was specifically talking about it, but I did say I needed […]

Medium presents interesting platform

March 1, 2017 toddvogts 0

I generally consider myself the type of person who is current with the technological times. I might not always be a user of some service […]

Class project aims to explore depictions of journalism

February 22, 2017 toddvogts 0

Our current president openly displays his disdain for the media, and his supporters have jumped on the journalism-bashing bandwagon. Students and colleagues alike know I […]

Facebook acknowledges media influence

February 8, 2017 toddvogts 0

Facebook and journalism have an interesting relationship. News outlets need the social media platform to reach readers, and Facebook need the news to add some […]

‘Bride’ yields journalistic quote

January 28, 2017 toddvogts 0

The other night my wife was watching “Runaway Bride.” The movie didn’t do much for me, but I did like the idea a journalist was […]

Journos, educators should lead social media change

January 25, 2017 toddvogts 0

Fake news is a problem, but there might be a solution most haven’t considered. Amanda Bright, writing for MediaShift, suggests journalists and journalism educators need to […]

SHS journalists earn berth to State Contest

March 14, 2013 toddvogts 0

On May 4, five Sterling High School student journalists will be competing at the Kansas Scholastic Press Association State Contest in Lawrence on the campus of the […]

Front Page Friday: The Trentonian

February 24, 2012 toddvogts 0

It is that time of the week again. I combed through the pages at Newseum.org looking for something that jumped out at me. And I […]

Front Page Friday: Sunday Round-up

January 29, 2012 toddvogts 0

This week, I decided to wait until Sunday to see what all the newspapers in the country were up to since Sunday is typically the […]

College newspaper goes online only

November 9, 2011 toddvogts 0

The Center for Innovation in College Media — a non-profit think-tank created to help college student media adapt and flourish in the new media environment […]

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This site primarily serves as the online home for the writings of Todd R. Vogts, an assistant professor of media in Kansas, and as a resource for his journalism students. It also houses other elements of his life, such as his work as an author and entrepreneur. Take a look around. There’s something here for everyone.

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