Rachel I.inRach’s Reflections on Emerging MediaEthics & Non-Human Subjects:The Implications of Using a Platform as Your Research SubjectApr 20, 2020Apr 20, 2020
Rachel I.inRach’s Reflections on Emerging MediaThe Right to be RememberedThe Right to be RememberedApr 13, 2020Apr 13, 2020
Rachel I.inRach’s Reflections on Emerging MediaOne Culture vs. Many Cultures: A Difference in InterpretationsIn Participatory Culture, Community and Play: Learning from Reddit, author Adrienne L. Massanari focuses on the online community Reddit…Apr 6, 2020Apr 6, 2020
Rachel I.inRach’s Reflections on Emerging MediaConducting Research in the Age of Media Multi-TaskingThe idea of multi-tasking is one that all graduate students are likely familiar with; doing more than one thing at a time can increase…Mar 30, 2020Mar 30, 2020
Rachel I.inRach’s Reflections on Emerging MediaSocial Media & the Criminal Justice SystemSeveral of this week’s readings focused specifically on the impacts of social media on daily life. Haynes & Marshall (2018) examined…Mar 9, 2020Mar 9, 2020
Rachel I.inRach’s Reflections on Emerging MediaSocial Media: The Future of Communication?Several of the articles included in this week’s readings involved the use of social media by political candidates, and not just at the…Mar 2, 2020Mar 2, 2020
Rachel I.inRach’s Reflections on Emerging MediaSocial Media, Rumors & the Marketplace of IdeasWhat’s faster than a speeding bullet? SUPERMAN! Even Superman, however, may be outstripped by a rumor’s ability to speed through society…Feb 17, 2020Feb 17, 2020
Rachel I.inRach’s Reflections on Emerging MediaSpiraling Towards Death: The Spiral of Silence Theory’s Last HurrahAre Filter Bubbles Real, by Axel Bruns, argues that filter bubbles and echo chambers do not truly exist anymore. Although most people use…Feb 10, 2020Feb 10, 2020
Rachel I.inRach’s Reflections on Emerging MediaCaptured by the Internet: Local Journalists, Newsgathering & StorytellingThe Internet Trap, by Matthew Hindman, discusses the rise of the internet and large sites through the accumulation of users. Hindman also…Feb 3, 2020Feb 3, 2020
Rachel I.inRach’s Reflections on Emerging MediaDigital Inequalities’ (potential) spiral into silenceDigital inequality is a concept that most people probably don’t even think about anymore; we’re so used to pulling out our phones, or…Jan 27, 2020Jan 27, 2020