Tag: science fiction

• Inside ‘Redefining Journalism:’ What to Expect?

  Here I discuss the full span of our topics in the book, Redefining Journalism (2022). Ian and I start with a reality check from Silicon Valley scientist and physics professor, Dr. Ken Wharton, who shares his foresight on how society will be dramatically and increasingly impacted by our physical environment and computer-assisted technology. More important…

  Dirty Bathwater

  October 13, 2022

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  climate issues, future media, Ian Punnett, metavere, multicultural society, multigendered, new media, Phylis Johnson, redefining journalism, San Jose State University, science fiction, Silicon Valley, virtual worlds

• Redefining Journalism and Media in the Future

  

  Fantasy and Fiction: What’s coming our way in the near to distant future? I recently co-edited a book with too long of a title about the future of journalism (and media more generally) with Dr. Ian Punnett, professor of practice at Kansas State University, who currently guest hosts talk radio show Coast-to-Coast AM from his…

  Dirty Bathwater

  September 25, 2022

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  future media, Ian Punnett, metavere, new media, Phylis Johnson, redefining journalism, San Jose State University, science fiction, Silicon Valley, virtual worlds