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Journalism

The Ethics of News Paywalls

15 Feb 202123 Mar 2021
CASE STUDY: Should We Pay For News in Our Digital Democracy? Case Study PDF | Additional Case Studies Everyone has experienced it. While searching for information online you finally come across…
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Metaphor and Post-Truth Rhetorics

8 Feb 20218 Feb 2021
The UT Austin Department of Communication Studies and the Center for Media Engagement Present: Metaphor’s Keepers: The Mobile Armies of Post-Truth Rhetorics Dr. Jenny Rice Associate Professor of Writing, Rhetoric,…
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Press Freedom and Alternative Facts

10 Nov 2020
The Center for Media Engagement and Media Ethics Initiative Present: Press Freedom in the Age of Alternative Facts David McCraw Senior VP & Deputy General Counsel The New York Times…
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Misinformation, Social Media, and the Price of Political Persuasion

25 Mar 202023 Mar 2021
CASE STUDY: Examining Twitter’s Decision to Ban Purchased Political Advertisements Case Study PDF | Additional Case Studies Social media platforms such as Facebook and Twitter are increasingly used to promote a…
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Press Freedom and Alternative Facts

23 Feb 202021 Oct 2020
The Center for Media Engagement and Media Ethics Initiative Present: Press Freedom in the Age of Alternative Facts David McCraw Senior VP & Deputy General Counsel The New York Times…
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The Next Wave of Disinformation

23 Feb 202021 Oct 2020
The Center for Media Engagement and Media Ethics Initiative Present: The Next Wave of Disinformation Dr. Samuel Woolley School of Journalism University of Texas at Austin February 27, 2020 (Thursday)…
Journalism…

How Vigilant Should Cable News Be About Political Messages?

3 Feb 202021 Oct 2020
CASE STUDY: CNN’s Rejection of Trump’s Political Advertisements Case Study PDF| Additional Case Studies In October 2019, CNN declined to air two 30-second paid advertisements from President Donald Trump’s re-election campaign.…

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