We all signed user agreements before using Instagram for the first time, but the majority of us (myself included) did not read the fine print; and somewhere within that tangled contract full of legal jargon, we gave Instagram permission to track and store our data from the app.
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Media Consumption in the Time of Coronavirus
It is difficult to be a voracious consumer of news right now without spiraling. And even though as a journalism student I should be better about this, I want to prioritize my mental health during this time and not spend significant time each day devoted to a depressive, deep-news dive.
“SMELL”-ing NFL Coverage with John H. McManus
This past Sunday (the first Sunday in February) was the most holy of days for football fans around the nation— Super Bowl Sunday. But for me it was just another Sunday. I got up early, spent most of the day at work, and then threw myself into homework once I got back home.
Post-First Week of Class is the Perfect Time for a Media Reflection
There are good and bad habits in life. Having a good relationship with the news is one worth pursuing.
Catherine Considers 