NewsWhip.com did a cool research project recreating front pages based on which articles from each news source was share and read most online. The results were very interesting. Many stories related to social media and health were moved to the front page, worldwide. Ukraine was on most front pages but removed almost every time by … More Readers and Editors disagree on front page stories
Yesterday when I got home from my suit shopping adventure, the internet had exploded with the phrase “Stop Kony.” I was confused, but I was tired and I didn’t look into the issue. This morning, I made it my mission to explore this trending phenomenon. I read up on some opinions and then watched the movie. I had … More ‘Stop Kony’ movement and the questions it raises
Is the newspaper dying? The question is debated by every editor, writer and journalism student. I know my college paper is always having that very conversation. Sure, with the advent of online media and the rise of citizen journalism, the business model of print newspapers is becoming outdated. The most well known newspaper, The New York … More Page One: Inside the New York Times
Katelyn Garmong 