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4. 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

12. HOW THE SYMBIOSIS OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND JOURNALISM WILL SHAPE THE FUTURE OF NEWS MEDIA

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Open Access
Author:
Berti, Ryan P
Title:
HOW THE SYMBIOSIS OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND JOURNALISM WILL SHAPE THE FUTURE OF NEWS MEDIA
Area of Honors:
Journalism
Keywords:
artificial intelligence
journalism
machine learning
augmentation
automation
robot journalism
fack-checking
personalization
automated content
File:
Download Thesis_AI_Journalism_Ryan_Berti_1.mp4Download USEBerti_thesis_2.pdfDownload USEThesis_AI_Journalism_Ryan_Berti.mp4
Thesis Supervisors:
Curtis William Chandler, Thesis Supervisor
Russell Frank, Thesis Honors Advisor

13. “Unless We’re Singing or Dancing, We Are Not Going to Be Represented in the Media”: Stereotyping of African Americans in Penn State Student News Coverage

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Open Access
Author:
Collins, Alexis
Title:
“Unless We’re Singing or Dancing, We Are Not Going to Be Represented in the Media”: Stereotyping of African Americans in Penn State Student News Coverage
Area of Honors:
Journalism
Keywords:
African Americans
Diversity
Journalism
Staff
Coverage
The Paper
Student Media
Media
Newsroom
United States
Penn State University
File:
Download Alexis_Collins_Schreyer_Thesis_fin_rev..pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Russell Frank, Thesis Supervisor
Russell Frank, Thesis Honors Advisor
Will H Yurman, Faculty Reader

16. Journalism and Trauma: How News Coverage on the Front Lines Can Impact Mental Health

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Open Access
Author:
Pelella, Rory
Title:
Journalism and Trauma: How News Coverage on the Front Lines Can Impact Mental Health
Area of Honors:
Journalism
Keywords:
Journalism
trauma
insurrection
Black Lives Matter protests
Ed Ou
Kate Woodsome
Frank Thorp
Emily Cochrane
Tom Williams
John Quiñones
Paul Albergo
journalism and trauma
frontline news coverage
journalists and mental health
journalists and trauma
reporting on the front lines
File:
Download Approved_Thesis_Pelella.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Russell Frank, Thesis Honors Advisor
Russell Edgar Eshleman, Jr., Thesis Supervisor