Richard on Potential TikTok Ban: Boston 25
Richard says the functionality of the app will gradually decline, it will no longer be downloadable, and for influencers and companies who make money from it, they will be out of business.
Transfer Student Realizes a Dream at Emerson: MassLive
School of Communication student Rossiny Julien became familiar with the College through first working as a security officer on the Boston campus.
Raynauld, Riley on Meta’s End of Fact-Checking: TechNewsWorld, NBC Boston
Faculty Vincent Raynauld and Tim Riley give their perspective on the news that Meta platforms will no longer utilize fact-checking.
San Filippo on Screenwriter’s Legacy
Star Wars enthusiasts may not know The Empire Strikes Back screenplay was written by a woman.
Searching Tragedies Leads to Uncensored Content
Richard said some even innocent searches can lead to uncensored imagery of tragic incidents.
Donating Food to Local Students: WBZ Radio
Leftover food from the Dining Hall is going to local students in need of food assistance prior to Winter Break.
Lieb on Taylor Swift’s Next Step: AFP
Faculty Kristin Lieb gives her perspective to Agence France Presse on Taylor Swift’s next move after her massively successful Eras tour recently wrapped.
Williams Scott & Filmmaking in Boston: Boston Magazine
Marketing Communication affiliated faculty and film producer Nerissa Williams Scott is among the highlighted Bostonians making moves in the local film industry.
VMA’s Trahan Shares Top 5 Movies of 2024: WBUR
Trahan’s selections are very politically-minded.
Institute’s Andrade-Watkins’ Talks About Tockwotton Project with Rodriguez ’11: PBS
The Tockwotton Project documents the Sheldon Street Church, the first Cape Verdean Protestant church in America.