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Musk’s Twitter purchase reasoning highlights misconceptions of free expression rights

May 6, 2022 toddvogts 0

The richest man in the world is Elon Musk, and he values the freedom of expression so much that he purchased Twitter for $44 billion […]

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 […]

Using Twitter to cover sporting events

October 31, 2018 toddvogts 0

As a reporter in this day and age, journalists have to know how to use social media as part of their jobs. For sports reporters, […]

Social media killing teen party habits

January 31, 2018 toddvogts 0

The youth of today, referred to as either Gen Z or iGen depending upon who you ask, don’t party as much as older generations did. […]

Talking Tech: Do I need multiple blogs and websites?

May 13, 2017 toddvogts 0

It’s interesting how little time it takes for a habit to be established. Since starting graduate school again, I have been consumed with reading journal […]

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, […]

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 […]

Experiment with less connectedness proves fruitful

August 2, 2016 toddvogts 0

I did it. I went without Facebook on my phone for a month, and it was incredibly freeing. In June, I came to a realization. […]

Experimenting with less connectedness

June 29, 2016 toddvogts 0

How often are you present instead of connected? Personally, I find myself connected more than I am present. That is to say, I default to […]

Supreme Court upholds First Amendment in Phelps case

March 8, 2011 toddvogts 0

On March 2, the United States Supreme Court ruled on the case of Snyder v. Phelps, 09-751, which was a case concerning the First Amendment […]

Anderson: ‘Support your local newspaper’

November 5, 2010 toddvogts 0

Nov. 1 Jeff Pulver’s Small Town 140 Character Conference made a stop in Hutchinson, Kan., at the Historic Fox Theatre. This was a huge deal. […]

Social media doesn’t hold as strong of a hold as thought

October 28, 2010 toddvogts 0

Wednesday I performed an impromptu experiment. I was my own test subject, and I decided I would see what it is like to go one […]

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About This Site

This site primarily serves as the online home for the writings of Todd R. Vogts (PhD, Kansas State University, 2023), 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.

Research Interests & Activities

Dr. Vogts’s research focuses on mis- and disinformation, the intersection of media and democracy, sports media, community and rural journalism, and journalism education. He advises student media and teaches courses in communication, journalism, and digital media.

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