Take Two: another one
Since the last portfolio,I have come to doubt the credibility of the news a litte bit, thanks to our reading It Ain't Necessarily So. But, the book's real purpose was to make us question the news, not completely doubt it. IANS pointed out the aspects in which many newspapers are fallible, so we can learn to recognized when something is supspect. IANS taught us how to see the flaws in the news, where to look for them.
Coverage/ Timeliness:all entries, posted on time
No Offense, but that's not what I asked
Not technically "lying", but....
Too Quick, Especially Through the Tunnel
Depth: personal connections to the issues
Interaction: these hit a chord with people
No offense, but that's not what I asked..-this blog gathered heavily-worded reactions from two people who weren't even in our class. My views posted in this blog are the reasons I will never be able to be a sports reporter, due to my negative bias towards male athletes
Comments:
Vanessa:
Tiffany:
Tell the Truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth, so help you God
If at first you don't succeed, try try again
Bethany:
Xenoblogging-these ones took some thought-comments grande
Jackie:
Mitchell:
Never shut the president in the door
Corey:
the exsistence of Mrs Boyle is no longer a myth
Wildcard: every portfolio, I have one blog that is my favorite-personal, nostalgic, and relevant, this is the one
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