In lecture today we discussed "news finds me" people and it reminds me a lot of news avoiders which we talked about a few weeks ago. How are the solutions to the news avoider and "news finds me" problems similar. How should the solutions differ? #UWJ201 #305

After reading this week's article about google's bias, have you noticed bias by google against other groups? Have you noticed bias by other search engines? How should we proceed after learning about this bias? #UWJ201 #305

This week, we have talked a lot about framing.Is framing all that bad however? If a party passes $10 trillion worth of tax cuts and the deficit sky rockets, isn't it important to frame it as extreme? Let me know what you think. #UWJ201 #305

This week we read an article listing the 15 most influential journalism stories in American history. Listed number one was the federalist papers. Do you agree with this ranking? Do you agree with the rest of the list, or is there any that you would change. #UWJ201 #305

This week, we read about horserace coverage in the news. Is this all bad? If people educated on the policies of candidates is there an issue with them only receiving horserace coverage? #UWJ201 #305

In the Vox reading, the authors talked about how a balanced media diet and split ticketing seem to have a correlation. However, do you think that balanced media diets is a result of swing voters, or swing voters are a result of a balanced media diet? #UWJ201 #305