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  • About
    • About Dr. Pamela Rutledge
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      • What Is A Media Psychologist?
      • 8 Reasons Why We Need Media Psychology
      • Careers in Media Psychology
      • Example Careers in Media Psychology
      • Media Psychology at Fielding Graduate University
      • Positive Media Psychology
    • MPRC
      • Media Psychology Research Center
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    • Speaking & Consulting
    • Audience Engagement: Why Use Personas?
      • How to Build a Persona
    • Adapting to Change
    • Transmedia Storytelling
      • Storytelling Across Platforms
      • Transmedia Storytelling Starts with the Power of Story
      • Our Transmedia World
      • Transmedia Case Study: The Three Little Pigs
      • Transmedia Storytelling Workshop
  • Story Power
    • Brand Storytelling
    • Storytelling: Brands, Entertainment & Organizations
      • Storytelling for Organizations
      • Core Story: Case Study
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      • Positive Media Psychology
      • Benefits of Video Games Part 1
      • Benefits of Video Games Part 2
      • Benefits of Video Games Part 3
      • Becoming Mindful: Exercises
      • Mindful Media Journal
    • Academic Materials
      • Media Psychology Syllabus 2021
      • Media Psychology Syllabus 2012
      • Media Psychology Syllabus 2015
    • Articles
      • Persuasion & Augmented Reality
      • Psychology of Transmedia Engagement
      • Theories of Attention
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Social Media Trends for 2011

Ravit Lichtenstein has a great article on social media trends in 2011 in http://www.ReadWriteWeb.com. 10 Ways Social Media Will Change in 2011
  • December 16, 2010
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Censorship Won’t Change the Psychological Impact of Social Media

Chavez must not have liked his experience using Twitter. He began tweeting earlier this year to improve his public image and offset opposing points of view. But he made the... read more →
  • December 14, 2010
  • Pamela Rutledge
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First Modern Revolution: BlackBerry vs. Droid

So it comes to this: I am part of the first modern revolution. Technology has changed our fundamental expectations about how things should work. One of those things is access... read more →
  • December 9, 2010
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Four Ways Social Media Is Redefining Activism

Previously published on PsychologyToday.com in "Positively Media" In a recent New Yorker column, author Malcolm Gladwell argues that social media is not redefining activism. Along with many others, I disagree.... read more →
  • October 7, 2010
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Social Media Changes the Face of Adocacy

In a recent New Yorker column, author Malcolm Gladwell argues that social media is not redefining activism. Along with many others, I disagree. There are four ways that social media... read more →
  • October 7, 2010
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