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Breaking News – Watching it Unfold
Leave a commentApril 23, 2013 by ehempstead
One of the best parts of technology, especially on the internet, is the ability to edit. So, of course, news …
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Bullet Points for No Reason
Leave a commentApril 23, 2013 by ehempstead
Today I shall look over the Madison Courier article ‘Technology improving in local schools‘ by Renee Bruck, published 4/18/2013. This …
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The Ethics of Journalism: How to Destroy Lives and Not Get Fired
Leave a commentApril 5, 2013 by ehempstead
When we covered ethics, it was mostly concerning lying. Is it all right to lie to get information? How low …
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It’s a Bit like Pokemon
Leave a commentFebruary 1, 2013 by ehempstead
What opening should I use for today’s blog post? Today, I’ll be looking at leads and openings. We will test …
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Sympathetic Nuances
Leave a commentJanuary 25, 2013 by ehempstead
As I was looking for a post to talk about–preferably something about interviews, so as to keep it relevant to the …
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It’s About Time
Leave a commentJanuary 19, 2013 by ehempstead
My friend Charlotte linked me a troubling article yesterday. Admittedly, I’m very biased when it comes to feminism, as I …
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Well, let’s start somewhere.
Leave a commentJanuary 12, 2013 by ehempstead
Last week we discussed what exactly journalism is, especially with the advent of such things as the internet and the …
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