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15. “MORE THAN ENTERTAINMENT”: THE ROLE OF SATIRICAL NEWS IN DISSENT, DELIBERATION, AND DEMOCRACY

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Open Access
Author:
Burton, Sarah J
Title:
“MORE THAN ENTERTAINMENT”: THE ROLE OF SATIRICAL NEWS IN DISSENT, DELIBERATION, AND DEMOCRACY
Area of Honors:
Journalism
Keywords:
The Daily Show
history
legal
ethnography
deliberation
dissent
deliberative democracy
First Amendment
media
satire
fake news
satirical news
The Colbert Report
role
satirist shield
comedy
humor
indignation
File:
Download Burton-SchreyerThesis.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Martin Halstuk, Thesis Supervisor
Martin Halstuk, Thesis Supervisor
Robert Dwayne Richards, Thesis Honors Advisor

17. Web 2.0: The Effects of Social Media on Accuracy and Timeliness in Coverage of the Sandusky Scandal

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Open Access
Author:
Oh, Anita Hyun
Title:
Web 2.0: The Effects of Social Media on Accuracy and Timeliness in Coverage of the Sandusky Scandal
Area of Honors:
Journalism
Keywords:
sandusky scandal
joe paterno
social media
twitter
facebook
accuracy
credibility
news
File:
Download Oh_Anita_Web2_0TheEffectsofSocialMedia.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Russell Frank, Thesis Supervisor
Russell Frank, Thesis Honors Advisor
Russell Edgar Eshleman Jr., Faculty Reader

19. Photographing a New York City subway death: Examining the ethical responsibilities of the photographer and the New York Post

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Open Access
Author:
Matulonis, Sara Elinor
Title:
Photographing a New York City subway death: Examining the ethical responsibilities of the photographer and the New York Post
Area of Honors:
Journalism
Keywords:
photojournalism
ethics
New York Post
photography
journalism
Han
Abbasi
File:
Download Matulonis_Thesis_Final.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Steve Manuel, Thesis Supervisor
Steve Manuel, Thesis Honors Advisor
John H Beale, Faculty Reader