What is Spatial Journalism?

hat is Spatial Journalism? and why should you care? As technology continues to reshape the global media landscape, the field of journalism is expanding beyond its original scope. The current episode of The Public Diplomat explores spatial journalism in an interview with San Diego State University Professor Amy Schmitz Weiss. Amy Schmitz Weiss is a professor in the School of Journalism & Media Studies at San Diego State University. She received her Ph.D. from the University of Texas at Austin in 2008.Her research interests include spatial journalism, online journalism, media sociology, news production, multimedia journalism and international communication. She teaches journalism courses in basic writing and editing, multimedia, web design, data journalism, mobile journalism, sensor journalism, media entrepreneurship and spatial journalism. Her website: digitalamy.com | @digitalamysw Spatial journalism website: spatialjournalism.com Spatial Journalism newsletter: https://us17.campaign-archive.com/hom... The Public Diplomat provides information and insights on geopolitics, international politics, international relations, and foreign affairs. We provide in-depth, analytical looks at international politics and current events. From explaining the basics of geopolitics to breaking down complex treaties and agreements, our channel has everything you need to stay up-to-date on global affairs. When it comes to in-depth analysis and conversation, it is difficult to find an unbiased source that is not influenced by government or corporate interests, this is exactly the reason why The Public Diplomat was created. From foreign elections, regional conflicts, global tensions, and diplomatic engagement, we aim to cover it all. We invite experts, journalists, academics, and people in the know from all sides of the conversation as we aim to provide meaningful discussion of key happenings all around the world. PLESASE SUBSCRIBE/LIKE/SHARE https://linktr.ee/guygolan