Moderator: Lisa Pecot-Hebert, University of Southern California
COVID-19 Internet Responses from the State Broadcast Associations: Community, Industry, and Extent of Spread; Joseph Blaney & Stephen Hunt, Illinois State University
Nonverbal Neutrality and Credibility in News: A Survey of Professional Journalists; Danielle Deavours, University of Montevallo
Clicking Through the Tweet: A News Values Analysis of Twitter’s Impact; Heidi Makady, University of Florida & William R. Davie, The University of Louisiana at Lafayette
Associate Professor/Director, Journalism M.S. Program, University of Southern California
Lisa Pecot-Hébert, Ph.D. has been teaching at the college level for 20 years. She teaches a variety of print, broadcast and multimedia undergraduate and graduate courses and serves as the director of graduate journalism at USC Annenberg. Lisa also serves as the advisor for the USC... Read More →
Instructor, Multimedia Journalism, University of Montevallo
Danielle Deavours is an instructor of multimedia journalism at the University of Montevallo and a PhD candidate at the University of Alabama. Working as an Emmy and Murrow award winning broadcast journalist for over a decade, Danielle now specializes in media sociology. Her specialty... Read More →
Understanding Audiences, Diverse Audience Reach Strategies, News Metrics’ Development, The Social Power of Algorithms in Journalism & Public Life, Human-Machine Communication, Technology & Policy.
Dr. William R. (Bill) Davie holds a professorship from the Louisiana Board of Regents and is the Mass Communication/Broadcasting Coordinator for the University of Louisiana at Lafayette. He has authored and coauthored research papers, journal articles, and books on electronic media... Read More →
Saturday October 24, 2020 2:45pm - 3:45pm EDT
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