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2026 Broadcast Journalism ECS

2026 Broadcast Journalism ECS

Tracing the Roots of Radio and the Art of Podcasting

March 5, 2026March 6, 2026 cssschoolJournalism ECS

The day began with an exploration of how media can shape public opinion and distort perceptions of certain topics. We examined historical examples of hysteria, including the “satanic panic” and the McMartin preschool trials. In[…]

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From McLuhan to the Mic: A Day Exploring Media and Radio

March 4, 2026March 5, 2026 cssschoolJournalism ECS

Today, we began our day by studying McLuhan’s Tetrad. Using this critical lens, the class analyzed various forms of technologies and media. We continued our studies by concentrating on the basic tenets of media values[…]

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Exploring Media Theory and Creativity

March 3, 2026March 4, 2026 cssschoolJournalism ECS

Today, we started by listening to a lecture by Dr. Wells and doing an exercise on media theory with a partner. This activity centered on the ideas of Marshall McLuhan. With our partners, we filled[…]

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Welcome to the Broadcast Journalism Experience-Centered Seminar!

March 1, 2026March 3, 2026 cssschoolJournalism ECS

Broadcast Journalism: Storytelling Through Sound and Screen Essential Questions How has the evolution of broadcast media expanded genres and storytelling forms? In what ways have radio and television shaped public opinion? What resources are necessary[…]

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