<p>On this episode, three of my Media & Politics students, Kylie Billiter, Aly Hammond, and Abigail Goodlet, chat with Mike Still (reporter from the Kingsport Times News) and Dr. Erik Bucy (Texas Tech University) about the movement of news from traditional forms of media to social media.</p>

On this episode, three of my Media & Politics students, Kylie Billiter, Aly Hammond, and Abigail Goodlet, chat with Mike Still (reporter from the Kingsport Times News) and Dr. Erik Bucy (Texas Tech University) about the movement of news from traditional forms of media to social media.

<p>On this episode, three of my Media &amp; Politics students, Kylie Billiter, Aly Hammond, and Abigail Goodlet, chat with Mike Still (reporter from the Kingsport Times News) and Dr. Erik Bucy (Texas Tech University) about the movement of news from traditional forms of media to social media.</p>

Ink to Algorithm: From Traditional to Social Media

Politics at the local and national level is often confusing and difficult to understand, but politics plays a huge role in our daily lives. If you are unhappy with American politics today, or simply want to know more about how the government works, listen to “Red, White, and Confused,” hosted by Heather K. Evans, John Morton Beaty Professor of Politics at UVA Wise.

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