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News Releases: July 2006
July 2006
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July 7, 2006: Having Control Might Be Good, but It's Not Interesting When people don't have control, they feel uncertain, worried and nervous. However, a recent Missouri School of Journalism study led by Assistant Professor Kevin Wise found that these concepts don't apply to interactive media like the Internet. The study discovered that people respond more positively to images if they don't have control over when the picture is displayed. [More]
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July 17, 2006: Journalism Students and Faculty to Present 31 Papers at 2006 AEJMC Conference Thirty-one scholarly papers - including five receiving top recognitions - will be presented at this year's Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication conference by Missouri School of Journalism faculty and current and recent graduate students. Their work covers an impressive breadth of topics including advertising, public relations, newspaper journalism, international communications, media ethics and media law. Scheduled for Aug. 2-5 in San Francisco, Calif., the annual meeting is held to encourage academic, industry professionals and students to investigate field trends and issues as well as to create and expand personal networks. [More]
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