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Until Next Time
October 14, 2017 By: Deric Kennedy

Hey, it's not goodbye, it's see you next season (term)...
and when you're back, be sure to invite a new friend!
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Hey, welcome back to The SCEM VIEW, with Deric. For over two months now, we've been exploring and discussing various topics and content from my Strategic Communication & Emerging Media (SCEM)COM6630 course. As a part of our overall grade, we were required to create a blog and post weekly. And as the host, I have taken us a quite the journey. Traditional media, mobile communication, social media, blogging, citizen journalism, crowdsourcing and branding all make a little more sense to me now and it is my hope that you guys have benefited from The SCEM View as well and maybe even enjoyed it too! But, the term is now over and we are going to taking a brief break. Nonetheless, I still want you all to keep a SCEM View in mind and share with us new stuff once we kick off the next season! And on that note, I'm going to close things out and wish everybody well on your individual journeys in the meantime. I'll Catch you guys right back here next time for The SCEM View, with Deric.

Later!


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