Tag Archives: propaganda
Bryan Borzykowski’s Blunders
The Demise of Traditional Journalism Last week, tiny town Bay Roberts, Newfoundland and Labrador, was a victim of the demise of traditional journalism. The highly congested world of traditional reporting has 1000s of reporters seeking the attention of a public … Continue reading
Filed under Bay Roberts, content, General Information
Understanding Content – Avatar
First, a confession – I am a lifelong science fiction fan… and, an even more telling confession; I remember the excitement when the first episode of Star Trek aired on TV. Consequently, I was delighted when a Christmas present from … Continue reading
Filed under FaceBook, Literacy, Social Media, Twitter
Understanding Content – Introduction
Text messaging, email, Twitter, Facebook, blogs, Flickr, and other social media have made high level literacy more important than ever in all our lives. We could choose what, when, and whether to read in a book, magazine or newspaper or … Continue reading
Filed under Literacy, Newfoundland and Labrador, Photography, Social Media, Twitter
