Social media: A lot of people use it, but not a lot of people trust it
Despite the meteoric rise of social media as a source for information, most Floridians still trust television over social media to get their news. That is one of the findings from a University of Florida study about news consumption habits and trust in news.
MOREUF, News Integrity Initiative partner to assist newsrooms in increasing media trust
The University of Florida College of Journalism and Communications and the News Integrity Initiative are forming a new partnership to examine what research from multiple academic disciplines tells us about community engagement and trust in news. The yearlong, $250,000 project will also develop experimental curriculum and training for local newsrooms to help implement best practices from that research into news coverage tactics.
MORENew online magazine helps young adults stay savvy about health and wellness
Healthy pizza. College depression. Beauty tips from Miss Florida. These are a few of the topics covered in Student Body Magazine, a new online publication by college-age adults for their peers. The new site, which launched last week, is a one-stop shop for information on how young adults can enhance their quality of life.
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Free Webinar: Building Lasting Relationships Through Engagement
Engagement is becoming more important than ever for newsrooms. GateHouse Media's Summer Moore offers some clear steps to building relationships with your readers, including in-person, social and online.
MoreFree Webinar: Building Lasting Relationships Through Engagement
Engagement is becoming more important than ever for newsrooms. GateHouse Media's Summer Moore offers some clear steps to building relationships with your readers, including in-person, social and online.
MoreFree Webinar: 50 More Ideas in 50 Minutes
This fast-paced webinar will offer up creative ideas you can start working on in your newsroom immediately.
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