On Friday, J-School Buzz posted a screenshot of Spurlock’s work on its own site and The Huffington Post with the header, “Is This the Coolest Student Journalist Resume Ever?” The post quickly went viral with a virility that would make Antoine Dodson and that David After Dentist kid blush.
Posts Tagged ‘Convergence’
Student Journalist’s Resume Goes Viral, Changes the World
Posted in College Media, Journalism, Teachable Moment, tagged Chris Spurlock, Convergence, Huffington Post, J-School Buzz, resume, Twitter, University of Missouri on February 26, 2011 | 6 Comments »
All-In-One Website Combines Every Student Media Outlet
Posted in Broadcast Journalism, College Media, Future of Journalism, Journalism, Magazine Journalism, New Media, Student Newspaper, tagged College Media, College Newspaper, Convergence, Franklin College, Franklin Online, Future of Journalism, New Media, Student Journalism, Student Magazine, Student Newspaper, Yearbook on December 3, 2008 | 1 Comment »
The student newspaper, magazine, yearbook, and broadcast news outlet at Indiana’s Franklin College have merged and converged into a single “comprehensive media experience.” Yes, I think that description is a bit hokey too, but the idea behind the new all-in-one Web site, The Franklin Online, does raise an interesting question: Is there value in having student journalists at [...]
Con•ver•gence: Defining a (Not So) New (Media) Buzzword
Posted in Broadcast Journalism, College Media, Journalism, New Media, Student Newspaper, tagged Access USI, Campus Journalism, Campus Media, College Media, Convergence, David Black, Student Media, The Edge, The Shield, University of Southern Indiana, USI on October 14, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
It’s official: The Shield, The Edge, and Access USI are coming together. All it took was a new media revolution. The student newspaper (Shield), the student-run radio station (Edge), and the student TV station (Access) at the University of Southern Indiana are converging on-the-go this semester, presenting a pair of new multiplatform projects while figuring out what works [...]
