The Media May Influence Amazon’s ‘HQ2’ Decision
Where will Amazon’s empire go next?
All posts by Felicia Kalkman
The Musk Hyperloop: Hype or the Real Deal?
Elon Musk gets all the credit – but has yet to put his money (or tech) where his mouth is.
A New Voice for Young Reporters: Snapchat Adds College Newspapers
Snapchat is rolling out a college newspaper platform, making student journalism more accessible than ever.
Controversy and Confusion: The Troubles of Covering Bitcoin
As bitcoin becomes a bigger news item, the challenges of covering its complexities are coming to light.
Smartwatches and the Future of News
Smartwatches have the potential to change the game in news consumption.
How BuzzFeed is Changing the Definition of News
Buzzfeed: A one-stop shop for listicles, quizzes, and relevant reporting. It’s time they get the respect they deserve.
Is There a Future for Sean Spicer at the White House?
The relationship between Trump and the media has only gotten more tense. Will getting rid of Spicer or the daily briefing help the administration or hurt it?
We Must Save Peace Journalism
Slavery in Libya. The torture of gay men in Chechnya. Chemical weapons attacks in Syria. These atrocities and more are being brought into the public eye through governmental and nongovernmental media; but perhaps no medium is as as important as peace journalism. Mainstream media
Is Nonprofit News the Future of Journalism?
When people think of nonprofits, many people often think of organizations devoted to curing a disease or saving the environment. However, news organizations like the Nevada Independent and ProPublica are trying to “save” journalism by going completely digital and changing their structure to a nonprofit
Is Breitbart Becoming Too Radical for Trump?
“Obamacare 2.0 Guts Enforcement, Gives Illegal Aliens Health Care Through Identity Fraud.” This was one of the many headlines criticizing the recently proposed healthcare plan on the infamous news site Breitbart. In light of the new plan, the admittedly alt-right news platform has seemingly turned