(COMMENTARY) New technology is great, but how will libraries across America keep up with the ongoing changes that never end? With today’s media commentary, here is MTSU Professor of Journalism Larry Burriss…
Commentary Verbatim: “It was a quiet weekend, so I got my hundred-year-old copy of “The Man Without a Country” off the shelf and spent a few hours re-reading this American classic.
Did you get that? My hundred-year-old copy.
Now, try this: go get that old bo .
COMMENTARY: The United States Air Force has a new, highly classified aircraft called the B-21 Bomber. With more on this quietly released affair, here is MTSU Professor of Journalism Larry Burriss…
VERBATIM: In a couple of weeks the Air Force will show the public its new bomber, the B-21 Raider. Ordinarily this kind of thing would be a public affairs extravaganza attended by government officials and certainly by reporters who would be given almost exclusive access and prime viewin .
COMMENTARY: Post-election talk and settling into the new office… With today’s commentary about the government and the American People, here is MTSU Professor of Journalism Larry Burriss…
Verbatim of Commentary (Above Audio): “Now that the mid-term elections are over, the winning incumbents and newly selected officials are settling into the routine of formulating policy decisions that will be the basis for the day-to-day operations of the local, state and federal gove .
Fake news, wrong information and the internet - - Where does social media come into the equation in “Preventing Deep Fakes?” With today’s media commentary, here’s MTSU Professor of Journalism Larry Burriss…
Verbatim - “When you go to the store, do you buy a box of chocolates for its nutritional value? Probably not.
Likewise, why in the world would you go to the marketplace of ideas and turn to Facebook, TikTok or Twitter for serious discussions about public .
Have you ever heard of “Balloon Bombs” and government cover-ups? Most people have never heard of the Balloon Bombs of 1944. With today’s media commentary, here is MTSU Professor Larry Burriss…
Verbatim of Above Audio: “Starting in November 1944, the Japanese launched some 9,300 balloon bombs against the United States, of which about 300 made their way across the Pacific Ocean.
Eventually, the bombs caused six deaths in Oregon, and minor damage elsewhere.
Never .