ECONOMICS: THE BASICS
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MEDIA COVERAGE OF SIX-PARTY TALKS: A COMPARATIVE STUDY ON MEDIA CONTENT AND JOURNALISTS' PERCEPTIONS Hyunjin Seo Dr. Wayne Wanta, Thesis Adviser ABSTRACT This study examined how the U.S. and South Korean media covered the six-party talks on North Ko -
Journalism 205 Notes Oct 6, 2009 Natural Tensions Journalists Duties: Seek truth, report it; watchdog of those in power; voice of the voiceless -Want transparency -No secrecy Governments Duties: Make policies, enact laws, serve the citizenry, defend the c -
Game theory What is a game? - Normal-form games Dominant strategies prisoners dilemma Nash equilibrium - Pure strategy equilibrium - mixed strategy equilibrium Extensive-form games - two-period games; backwards induction (subgame perfect equilibrium) - en -
THE MILITARY VERSUS THE PRESS: JAPANESE MILITARY CONTROLS OVER ONE U.S. JOURNALIST, JOHN B. POWELL, IN SHANGHAI DURING THE SINO-JAPANESE WAR, 1937-1941 You Li Dr. Betty Houchin Winfield, Thesis Supervisor ABSTRACT Military controls over journalism -
1/6/2010 ECON 002 Introduction to Macroeconomics Chapter 1 Economics Scarcity ECON 002 Introduction to Macroeconomics Chapter 1 Limitations force each of us to make choices Economists study ECON 002 Introduction to Macroeconomics Scarcity and Social Cho -
Econ 532 Wohlgemuth Lecture 1 The Basics and the Tool Box Spring 2009 Reading: Baye Chapter 1 Review Math and Graphical Concepts Finding the slope Economics: The study of the allocation of scare resources to produce goods and services for consumptio -
Class Notes Mass Media 1. Mass Media a. Technological tools used to transmit messages of mass communication 1. Mass Communication a. A society wide communication process in which an individual or institution uses technology to send messages to a lar -
All print and broadcast have more online presences There are much greater reporting stats in the newspapers Journalists are getting cut Change in news values o Entertainment news is becoming more and more prominent Perez Hilton Style of reporting c -
4/4/07 Journalism Study Guide: Readings: mm 5,6,7,8,9 Hate Speech Codes: o Standards stricter than in society o Speech can be limited if it involves "fighting words" o "fighting words" must be uttered face-to-face Theories of freedom: know all. Abs -
Journalism 205 New Media INSERT 9/15/09 Notes The Long Tail -The niched strategy of businesses, particularly those operating on the internet. What implications has this had on news media? 1. News media now has to find a way to deliver news to more targete -
Samantha Moore Essay #3 In early 2004, Daniel Okrent, the former public editor of The New York Times wrote, in his 2004 article "Weapons of Mass Destruction? Or Mass Distraction?" that "there is nothing more toxic to responsible journalism than an an -
Econ 251 Fall 2009 Handout 1 25/08/2009 Class otes Chapter 1 What is Economics? Outline Definition of Economics Microeconomics The Economic Way of Thinking I. DEFI ITIO OF ECO OMICS Economics = the social science that studies the choices we make as we cop -
Theme: News and politics Rush Limbaugh and the rise of the right wing media (the bias debate) 4/9/2008 1 Text: "how the news media have shaped American history" The counter-establishment Rush Limbaugh and the "news media" Compare against "eleme -
Lecture 3/9/09 Uri Geller Israeli man who claimed to be telepathic, and also to have the ability to bend spoons. Paradigm Incommensurability Thomas Kuhn described science as a succession of paradigms. No common measure between paradigms: e.g. m -
Pew Survey Finds Moderates, Liberals Dominate News Outlets By Editor &Publisher Staff Published: May 23, 2004 4:00 PM EST NEW YORK Those convinced that liberals make up a disproportionate share of newsroom workers have long relied on Pew Research Cen