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is co-editing and contributing chapters to a new book coming out in 2021. The University of Sid Bedingfield Illinois Press has scheduled a fall publication date for Journalism & Jim Crow: The Press and the Making of White Supremacy in the New South, which Bedingfield is co-editing with former Hubbard School faculty member Kathy Roberts Forde. In November, Bedingfield published a column for the Washington Post based on research from the book. He also appeared on a post-election panel sponsored by the University of South Carolina’s History Center. As part of the Norwegian research council grant on mediated disinformation, VALERIE
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Valerie Belair-Gagnon
Carlson also presented “Beyond journalistic detachment: Discovering a moral voice for journalism” Matt Carlson at the Ivan L. Preston Symposium: What Now? A Post-Election Symposium on Political Journalism at the University of Wisconsin-Madison in November 2020.
ELISIA COHEN has joined the UMN's
Center for Translational Science Institute's Communications Work group and Communication Engagement to Advance Research and Community Health (CEARCH) committee. She along with Mickey Eder (PI) and a team of researchers from Mayo have created a variety of social media and Science Cafe educational offerings to improve public understanding of medicine and science. Their work will be featured in the Journal of Clinical and Translational Science.
is working on uses of technologies with tech companies, news and fact-checking organizations, including during the 2020 U.S. elections. With colleagues at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, Kristianna University, and OsloMet, she is also working on a Digital Journalism special issue titled “Fighting Fakes: News publishers, fact-checkers, platform companies, and policymaking.”
DIANE CORMANY’s article, “Love is an emergency savings fund: Suze Orman’s advice as affective discipline,” was published online in Communication, Culture & Critique from the International Communication Association.
MATT CARLSON’s chapter “Journalistic critical incidents as boundary making and the making of boundaries around critical incidents” was published in the book Critical Incidents in Journalism.
GIOVANNA DELL’ORTO’s last single-authored book, Foreign Correspondents in Action: World War II to the Present, an oral history revealing the practices of U.S. foreign correspondence
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RUTH DEFOSTER had a paper
accepted by the journal SN Social Sciences titled “Poor and hurting: Media habits and views on drugs,” forthcoming in Spring 2021.
during the last eight decades, has been published in Korean. The translator was Dr. Wooyeol Shin (Ph.D. ’16) who’s now an assistant professor at Kyungnam University in South Korea, and who won a grant to work on the translation.
Ruth DeFoster
GAYLE (G.G.) GOLDEN was one of four
panelists featured on the Oct. 21, 2020 webinar “Behind the headlines: Reporters and news consumers in a 24/7 media world,” a UMN Libraries event co-sponsored by the Hubbard School and the Star Tribune. Giovanna Dell’Orto
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JISU HUH edited the Journal of Advertising Special Section “Advances in Computational Advertising.” The collection of five articles included in this journal issue is the fruit of the Computational Advertising Research Thought Leadership Forum (TLF) sponsored by and held at the Hubbard School in October 2019. Huh’s editorial, co-authored with Edward C. Malthouse of Northwestern University, “Advancing computational advertising: Conceptualization of the field and future directions,” has been translated into Chinese as well. Huh won the 2020 Dyason Fellowship awarded by the University of Melbourne in Australia. This fellowship provides funding for a short-term visit by leading international scholars to the University of Melbourne to engage in
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