Giving a book talk for Journalism History Salon (Loyola Baltimore, Temple, Idaho) on May 3rd. My thirteenth (13th) and final engagement of the semester!

Also excited to be along these cool kids for my summer #archival#mediahistory #research work out west ⁦Charles Redd Center⁩ as part of the early (early!) stages of my “The OSS, the OWI, and the birth of mass communications research” project reddcenter.byu.edu/Blogs/redd-cen…

Understanding the evolution of media consumption is one key to bridging the gap between journalism employers and educators. My view for TVNewsCheck, with some help from Loyola Marymount University Los Angeles Loyolan LMU Journalism students:

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Organizing this amount of material would be overwhelming, but also no doubt lots of fun
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Check out the impactful work of Professor Stoever's Binghamton University course 'Black Women and Creativity' to expand Wikipedia content! bupipedream.com/ac/on-campus-e…

How WKCR, Columbia’s student radio station, is meeting this pivotal moment motherjones.com/media/2024/04/…

On our new episode, Paul Riismandel is on @[email protected] shares details from research studies intended to better understand why and how people use YouTube to consume podcasts. He talks through that data and provides insights on how podcasters might think about YouTube and video.

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100 years of radio in Edinburgh! This Day: 1924. The City got its first ever radio station - 2EH, a relay of 5SC from Glasgow. #radiomoments

Make sure you've subscribed to #WeDisruptThisBroadcast ! New episodes released every second Thursday of the month, which means...new episode coming next week!
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Which showrunner do you want to see appear on the pod? 🤔📺 #NewPodcast #PeabodyAwards

“We didn’t have electricity or TV, not even much radio. So we entertained ourselves. You could go to any house and everybody was playing music.”

Hawaiian slack-key guitarist Ledward Kaapana is featured in our Nat'l Endow f/t Arts story map: s.si.edu/storymap

#SmithsonianAAPIHM

Peter Scholing, an information specialist at Biblioteca Nacional Aruba, is committed to digitizing Aruba's rich cultural heritage. 🇦🇼 His passion lies in making the invaluable knowledge in Aruba's libraries & archives accessible to researchers globally. ⤵️
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Happiness is discovering your The MIT Press @mitpress.bsky.social Essential Knowledge Series book on 'Deconstruction' in the neighborhood independent book store. The Book Table

The Brubeck Collection at Wilton Library Launches Digital Archive of Jazz Legend Dave Brubeck on International #Jazz Day, 22,000+ Item Collection Includes Unreleased Music, Interactive Tour Maps, & More ow.ly/lS9h50RtnLz #music #music ians Dave Brubeck

Funded by the @castatelibrary, the #ReadyOrNotCA project conducts free on-site #emergencypreparedness assessments at California organizations that care for cultural and historic resources. Schedule online at forms.gle/RugQcS2u4gssFW….

Journalism Professor’s New Book Details How ‘Mechanical Brains’ Paved Path for Modern-Day Coverage today.umd.edu/the-dawn-of-el…

Why does @radiotaskforce exist and why is radio preservation so important? Because during every crisis, there's a WCKR doing important, non-gatekept reporting, call-in, or community organizing work. Sound history is political history.

In three weeks, I’m giving my Oxford inaugural lecture ⁦Faculty of Music⁩, in which I shall seek to sound out the augurs for the future of the university via questions of aurality. It’s not a hybrid event, but DM me for a link to tune in virtually. talks.ox.ac.uk/talks/id/4e6c8…

Congrats to Ken Ward, the winner of this year's book award! Ken Ward is the author of Last Paper Standing: A Century of Competition Between the Denver Post and Rocky Mountain News (University of Colorado Press).

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Breaking my X embargo with some news...(lots and lots of folks were thanked on my other socials).

Looking forward!