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Social media can boost visibility and popularity, but are you getting the right kind of attention and visibility? DU welcomes keynote speaker Dr. Alice Marwick, Director of the McGannon Communication…

How are parents in the U.S. coping with the new challenges of digital and mobile media? In this presentation, Dr. Lynn Schofield Clark reviews research that is featured in her 2012 book, The Parent…

Derigan Silver is an assistant professor in the Department of Media, Film and Journalism Studies and an adjunct faculty member in the Sturm College of Law at the University of Denver. He has…

Local level media panelists discuss their own personal use of social media: favorite platforms, frequency of posting, building a personal "brand," as well as using social media as a conduit…

Local level media panelists discuss their own personal use of social media: favorite platforms, frequency of posting, building a personal "brand," as well as using social media as a conduit…

Social media is quickly becoming the "go to" tool for communication professionals and public information officers. SM platforms allow for quick and easy-to-update information streams to…

In this panel discussion the role of new media at DU during the 2012 Presidential election is discussed. Featured Panelists: David Weigel of MSNBC and Slate.com Jay Newton-Small of Time…

This Engaging Idea explores how young people define news, how they receive it and how they share it; fake news and the issue of accountability are also discussed.

Professor Michael Wesch talks about how he handles students in the classroom using Facebook. Recorded at the 2010 DU Teaching and Learning Conference.

In this Engaging Idea, Dr. Lynn Schofield Clark explores how young people define news, how they receive it and how they share it; fake news and the issue of accountability are also discussed.