WMUR’s convergence coverage of the Casino Bill
NCB afilliate, WMUR the local New Hampshire news station is currently covering the political debate which will affect the decision to introduce a casino into Salem, New Hampsire. WMUR has […]
PSU Snowboard Club: An Ongoing Tradition
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m9XKueHDZAs This brief video article highlights the popularity of the Plymouth State Snowboard Club, and its impact upon the University.
Plymouth State Snowboard Club: An Ongoing Tradition
Below is the text version of the video article Siobhan Davis and I have been working on. It focuses on the PSU snowboard club and its popularity at PSU. The […]
“The Shred Remains: And it Always Will” PSU The Clock Article Review
After reading this article (http://www.theclockonline.com/features/the-shred-remains-and-it-always-will-1.2608857#.USLBUc0aos0), it is clear to see how convergence journalism could have added depth to the story. The article is from September 2011, and was a features […]
Andy Carvin: A twit or professional journalist
After listening to Andy Carvin on, http://www.onthemedia.org/2013/feb/01/conversation-man-who-tweets-revolutions/, it began to make me consider what “professional journalism” in the modern day. Carvin is the SENIOR strategist at NPR, and he used social […]
Outside Research: Interviewing Techniques and Tips
As a journalist one of the most important skills you must learn and improve is how to conduct a successful interview. Depending on the story and situation there are several […]
What does “convergent” journalism even mean?
Converging, as stated in the Merriam Webster is, “ the merging of distinct technologies, industries, or devices into a unified whole”. Understanding what the word converging is helps one understand convergence […]
