In this week's edition of A-TV news... There's a new life-saving tactic cops and EMTs use that could help you in an emergency. Also, an organization is trying to change your mind about throwing all your food away. In sports, you'll see highlights from Utah State's game on Saturday, as well as shots of the tailgate before the game. The LOTOJA bike race race was here, and we'll show you the bikers perspective on it.
Producer: Nicole Heaps
Today's WORD on Journalism
“I am alarmed at how much non-factual material is out there, how gleefully it’s generated, and how exciting it is to read and pass around.
“I know everyone in this room is very familiar with all this but I just wanna say: I’m disturbed by how often when I’m out reporting, I find myself in conversations with people I like a lot. Lovely people, good people, who say things that are just not close to being true.
“That’s what I find most alarming about this moment we’re living through.”
—Ira Glasser, radio host, This American Life, in commencement speech to the Class of 2018 at Columbia Journalism School, June 2018.
Latest News
Awaiting the awards: 9 JCOM, other students earn college Emmy nominations
08/22/2018
This awards show won’t be shown on television, and evening dress isn’t required. But nine Utah State University students are seeing plenty of glitter. The students have earned nominations in the college-student category of the Emmy awards, announced Aug.
USU speaker: Legacy media can win the fight for digital space (Full Video Below)
04/17/2018
When Sheryl Worsley began her career at KSL Radio, news producers were still physically "cutting tape." A lot has changed since then — so much that many people believe news organizations like KSL are doomed to extinction — but Worsley has a lot of hope fo
JCOM 5320 Public Relations Agency Highlight
04/03/2018
PRSSA Spring 2018 Field Trip
04/03/2018
PRSSA had the opportunity to visit its professional advisor Debbie Ostrander, who is the communications director for Intermountain Healthcare (IHC), and also Lt. Gov. Spencer J. Cox at the Utah Capitol on Tuesday.
Andrew Kramer of The New York Times Gives JCOM Students Advice
03/01/2018
Andrew Kramer of The New York Times. Kramer skyped in from Afghanistan to discuss how to be a better reporter and answer questions. He touched on treating every story like a basic news story, having fun with your leads and ways a reporter can utilize soc
A Highlight of JCOM 2180 Beginning Photojournalism.
03/01/2018
Ethan Babcock, a senior studying public relations is highlighting what he learned in JCOM 2180 Beginning Photojournalism.
Stay Connected
