As part of our social media research geared at engaging young people in news in social networks, the University of Minnesota student news publication, MnDaily, and NewsCloud launched MnDaily on Facebook today. Read more: U of M researchers using Facebook application to engage youth in new and The Daily on Facebook. This project is generously funded by the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation.
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03/30/2009
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