Maintaining digital privacy is imperative
People must balance the benefits of technology with protecting their privacy.
Tag Archive for: digital age
On my frustration with Neon Tommy
I like Neon Tommy. I really do. I’ve admired its coverage (often jealously) for its originality, depth and thoroughness. During the mayoral election, the digital publication, housed in the Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism, produced several interesting and important stories. And when I wrote for Neon Tommy, I always received thoughtful, critical and valuable feedback […]
New media redefines the art of journaling
As the so-called Digital Age begins to pick up speed, the private art of putting pen to paper seems almost antiquated. Sharing your thoughts on the latest political development is as easy as sending out a mass tweet, and real-time Facebook status updates add a dimension of unparalleled accuracy to the chronicling of daily events. […]
The Daily Trojan wants to hear from students
In the Internet age, producing quality journalism that’s in touch with students is crucial.
Panelists talk about putting intimate information online
Data points are stored in a computer’s cookies when a person searches for information online.