The survey also went deeper to look at the experiences of these journalism and communication graduates in their work. That began by asking people (regardless [...]
The college journalism and communication experience At a time of enormous change, how people learn — and how academic institutions, educators, organizations, student publications and [...]
Journalists’ views on new trends: sponsored content and aggregation Technology and business disruption have brought about new issues that relate to ethics and economics. The [...]
After graduating, the great majority of these students (89%) did work in media, journalism, public relations or somewhere in communication, at least for some time. [...]
The survey was conducted online through the lists of alumni of the 22 participating schools and was distributed through partner alumni email lists between April [...]
A new study of communication graduates finds that people in many different industries — from commercial brands to government and think tanks — now produce [...]
What causes some stories to catch fire on social media while others fall flat? Is it determined by indefinable qualities, or are there some elements [...]
The National Geographic Channel in June released an ambitious project that took eight months to complete: a (very bloody) hands-on, boots-on examination of what it [...]
The Coral Project aims to change how publishers, contributors and readers think about interacting in online communities — and it wants to do so with anyone [...]
Upworthy defines itself as a curation site for “compelling, meaningful” content — and that content is typically shared widely, often going viral. When Upworthy was [...]
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