Jeff Howe All Experts
Assistant Professor of Journalism, originator of the term "Crowdsourcing"
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Jeff Howe in the news
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AFP
Wikipedia founder tackles fake news with Wikitribune
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MIT Technology Review
How to keep up—and even get ahead—when technology outpaces us.
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WBUR
Tools to survive a faster future
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Tech Republic
9 tools to navigate an ‘uncertain future,’ from new book, Whiplash
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The Guardian
Periscope phone app gives millions a way to live-stream their lives
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MSN
New streaming apps could boost citizen journalism
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PBS
Northeastern, Esquire reimagine the future of magazine journalism
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The Chronicle of Higher Education
In time of disruption, media companies and colleges look to each other for help
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BostInno
Northeastern students will get an education in ‘Esquire’ with new digital storytelling initiative
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Marketplace
Microsoft makes office free on mobiles
Jeff Howe for Northeastern
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Northeastern launches media innovation program for journalists
Jeff Howe, an assistant professor of journalism at Northeastern, has developed a new track in the graduate journalism program aimed at preparing mid-career reporters for the digital age.
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Drugs! Pirates! Murder!
Jeff Howe, an assistant professor of journalism, discussed his 12,000-word investigative report on the 2011 massacre of more than a dozen Chinese sailors as well as the future of long-form journalism at a campus lecture on Tuesday.
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The power of the ‘Crowd’
For one assistant professor of journalism, a Wired magazine story was a career-defining moment that challenged traditional methods of newsgathering.