Commuters on the heavily-Democratic Upper West Side were greeted by supporters of both Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton as they arrived at stations of the No. 1 train along Broadway on Tuesday. Rushing to catch the train, residents were greeted … Continue reading
On Tuesday, April 19, we will run a live blog about the New York presidential primary vote. Some of you will be asked to use class time to go out and report, posting photos and quotes on Instagram. Some … Continue reading
Prof. Josh Mills will be teaching class on Thursday for me. I have a personal commitment out of town. He asks that you all please read the following article before class: http://economix.blogs.nytimes.com/2012/08/10/the-elusive-economic-lift-of-the-olympics/
By the above date, all students must have completed the following work: —Created a blog using Blogs@Baruch, including the name of the blog in the URL. The settings on this blog must be set to public. Go through the … Continue reading
Does the topic of my post fall directly under my mission statement? Is it written in a clear, engaging style? Is it grammatically correct? (copy edit, copy edit, copy edit) Would someone who is interested in the topic learn something … Continue reading
Report and write your first post. You now have your mission statement. Time to get started. For this first post, you will find and interview a person who is doing something interesting related to your blog’s mission – or you … Continue reading
Competitive analysis and mission statement: For this assignment you will research your competition and then write a statement that clearly outlines the mission you will accomplish with your journalistic blog. For the competitive analysis, find four to five other sites … Continue reading
News organizations are going all out in their coverage of the New Hampshire primary today. Take a look at some of the live blogs they are posting to: New York Times Slate NBC