Literary Archive
Luckily for you, I contain multitudes! My favorite topic to write about (when I'm not reporting) is, of course, the media. Here are some pieces I wrote in college for classes about the intersection of communications and literary theory, politics, and pop culture.
Two of a Kind? When Imitation Becomes Infringement
Many say imitation is the highest form of flattery, but what truly happens when it’s revealed that someone’s work is not their own? In terms of large businesses, who takes the fall when the consumer is not the main offender? This is explored in the Y.Y.G.M. SA V. Redbubble, Inc. Case from 2023.
Media and Self
These essays invite you to examine the correlation between media and society. First, observe how art and the artist have become one. Is there no more distinction between the creator and the creation? See where you stand when it comes to separating the maker from the made. Look within yourself and see what labels arise that are not related to the media.
Migration vs. Media
Media plays a large role in how society digests the news. In terms of migration, the media’s numerous portrayals of migrants can be detrimental to their safety and well-being. The polarization of media makes it difficult for consumers in America to form a well-rounded opinion of migration.
Creativity in Communications and Adjacent Fields
When you’re working as a digital content creator, creating is the name of the game. You’re expected to come up with fresh ideas that can be implemented into the world of social media with ease. To do this, you must be creative. What exactly is creativity, though?