Commentary: In today's media commentary, the implications of sending and responding to after-hours emails and other communication are highlighted as things that have negative effects on health, personal relationships, and even business productivity. With more on what could ultimately lead to divorces, break-ups, lost friendships and potentially a lot of problems, here's MTSU Professor of Journalism Larry Burriss.
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Commentary: Two significant events in the history of African American performers and media controversy take place next week. Firstly, they discuss Marian Anderson's iconic concert on April 9, 1939, at the Lincoln Memorial after being denied use of Constitution Hall by the Daughters of the American Revolution. Secondly, a controversial moment during a Petula Clark special on April 8, 1968, where she touched Harry Belafonte's arm, prompting a sponsor's demand to delete the scene due to pot .
COMMENTARY - Exploring a bar of soap, with the question of. “What's the true color of the soap?” If you highlight the soap with a black light, the color of the soap looks one way, but in a different light, the color changes. There is even a debate over colors, met by some with logic. Others in the debate argue the color you see, is not the color someone else sees, which has some logic in it as well. With more on this odd line of questioning, here is MTSU Professor of Journ .
Media Commentary: In the digital age, the protection of personal and private information (PPI) has become a paramount concern, governed by a myriad of federal and state laws. Yet, amidst the plethora of data we safeguard, one type stands out as both uniquely valuable and alarmingly vulnerable: our genetic code. With more, here is MTSU Professor of Journalism, Dr. Larry Burriss. As we navigate the complexities of the digital age, it's imperative to recognize the profound implications of ge .
Join us for the Marshall McLuhan Forum featuring veteran journalist Karmina Constantino as she discusses 'Freedom and the Free Press' at Silliman Mass Com Week. Organized by the Embassy of Canada – Philippines and Silliman University's College of Mass Communication, this event offers valuable insights into the role of journalists in today's post-truth era. Don't miss this opportunity to engage with a renowned communication practitioner and gain valuable knowledge for your career in media and journalism.