Kirk Gittings
17-Aug-2006, 21:43
This came to me from Karen Kuehn from some people at National Geographic:
Hello All,
If you have the time, would you help out this professor with his survey?
Your input would be most appreciated.
Thanks.
Charlene
------ Forwarded Message
From: Dennis Dunleavy <ddunleavy@mac.com>
Date: Wed, 16 Aug 2006 12:31:35 -0700
To: <viscomm@lists.oregonstate.edu>
Subject: Photo manipulation survey
Hello Viscommers:
I have a survey online right now and could use help getting it circulated. It's not directed at academics entirely and I am looking for a broader public participation. If you have any suggestions on how to circulate the survey please let me know. Like many surveys, you'll find some hiccups and some ambiguities but I have tried to make this as clear as possible for my blogging audience. Thanks so much!
Here is my blurb...... on the survey including the url.
Dennis Dunleavy is a researcher, blogger, and a professor conducting an online survey about
attitudes toward manipulated images in the news and the impact of these
pictures on foreign policy.
This short online survey is written for the general public and seeks to evaluate levels of
understanding and distrust of news imagery following last week's discovery of digital manipulation out of Lebanon.
The survey asks a range of questions from types of manipulation to the influence of photo manipulated news images on foreign policy
decisions.
Participation is voluntary and respondents can quit whenever they like. All results are confidential.
The survey will take about 5 minutes
of your time. After collecting sufficient results we will post the results
Online at http://www.dennisdunleavy.com <http://www.dennisdunleavy.com/>
I would like to again ask if you can help circulate this survey to others.
THE SURVEY CAN BE FOUND ONLINE AT:
http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.asp?u=149212444426 <http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.asp?u=149212444426>
Thank you very much for your participation.
Dennis Dunleavy, Ph.D.
Southern Oregon University
Hello All,
If you have the time, would you help out this professor with his survey?
Your input would be most appreciated.
Thanks.
Charlene
------ Forwarded Message
From: Dennis Dunleavy <ddunleavy@mac.com>
Date: Wed, 16 Aug 2006 12:31:35 -0700
To: <viscomm@lists.oregonstate.edu>
Subject: Photo manipulation survey
Hello Viscommers:
I have a survey online right now and could use help getting it circulated. It's not directed at academics entirely and I am looking for a broader public participation. If you have any suggestions on how to circulate the survey please let me know. Like many surveys, you'll find some hiccups and some ambiguities but I have tried to make this as clear as possible for my blogging audience. Thanks so much!
Here is my blurb...... on the survey including the url.
Dennis Dunleavy is a researcher, blogger, and a professor conducting an online survey about
attitudes toward manipulated images in the news and the impact of these
pictures on foreign policy.
This short online survey is written for the general public and seeks to evaluate levels of
understanding and distrust of news imagery following last week's discovery of digital manipulation out of Lebanon.
The survey asks a range of questions from types of manipulation to the influence of photo manipulated news images on foreign policy
decisions.
Participation is voluntary and respondents can quit whenever they like. All results are confidential.
The survey will take about 5 minutes
of your time. After collecting sufficient results we will post the results
Online at http://www.dennisdunleavy.com <http://www.dennisdunleavy.com/>
I would like to again ask if you can help circulate this survey to others.
THE SURVEY CAN BE FOUND ONLINE AT:
http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.asp?u=149212444426 <http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.asp?u=149212444426>
Thank you very much for your participation.
Dennis Dunleavy, Ph.D.
Southern Oregon University