“We know there is a vast morass of information out there that our audiences want us to try to make sense of. The danger consists in trying to leap above it, not by getting more dramatic or salient or verifiable facts, but by analyzing, speculating, predicting, interpreting – by drawing definitive conclusions while the [...]
Archive for March, 2008
The Facts.
March 24, 2008
Journalism Research Techniques
March 24, 2008
I was not aware just how many information was at my fingertips, until Mohawk College librarian Peggy came to talk to us about how easy it is to get exactly what you may be looking for.
By simply logging onto the Brain, Mohawk’s library website, there are an enormous amount of newspaper and magazine articles, journals, [...]
