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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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This site primarily serves as the online home for the writings of Todd 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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