Journalism 3101W

  Social media news content analysis:  On Snapchat, there are short videos that can be found under the stories tab. Here, there are many news outlets that post videos about the news that day. One is “Stay Tuned” by NBC news. This short news snippet usually discusses the breaking news for each day of the week. For example on Tuesday, the short video discussed a Michigan school shooting. The news is shared in unconventional ways because users can choose to view the videos when they are in between snapping their friends. It is interesting to see news shared so much on an app which, in my experience, is usually used for sending pictures to friends. The news videos suggest that more information can be found on NBC’s website, and always shows many videos and pictures of the incident. I really enjoy how quickly the news is gone. “Stay Tuned” gives us a quick round up, while still covering important events.

  By: Madison Maronde Three people died and eight were injured in a Michigan school shooting on Tuesday.  The suspect, a 15-year-old sophomore at Oxford High School, was taken into custody, according to NPR . The shooting occured around 1 p.m. at the high school and the motive is unclear.  According to NPR news, the Oakland County Undersheriff Michael McCabe said in a news conference that the three students who were killed include two girls, ages 14 and 17, and a 16-year-old boy.  According to NBC news, those wounded include a teacher. As of Tuesday afternoon, two victims were in surgery and their condition was unclear. The other six who were wounded were stable, according to NBC news.  The suspect fired about 15 to 20 shots before being taken into custody, according to NBC news. According to NBC news, McCabe said at a news conference that the suspect did not cause problems during his arrest.  According to McCabe for NPR news, deputies recovered a semi-automatic handgun the suspect us

  By: Madison Maronde El Chapo’s wife was sentenced to three years in prison on Tuesday. Emma Coronel Aispuro, the wife of Joaqin Guzmán “El Chapo”, pled guilty to helping her husband run his drug empire. Coronel Aispuro, 32, had no criminal record, and was not involved in violence which helped lower her term, according to NPR .  Her husband, Guzmán, is currently serving a life sentence in Colorado, according to BBC . He is 64.  Coronel Aispuro originally faced 10 year in prison. She expressed “true regret for any and all harm” through a Spanish translator in court, according to NPR.  Previously, Coronel Aispuro helped Guzmán escape from a Mexican prison in 2015. Coronel Aispuro also pled guilty to federal offenses during a plea deal with federal prosecutors, according to NPR.  In court on Tuesday, Judge Rudolph Contreras also ordered Coronel Aispuro to forfeit about $1.5 million, according to BBC. She also will need to be supervised for four years after her release from prison, accord