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30-sec News Story

Tom Schultz

COMM 3003

30-sec News Story

10/18/13

TRT: 31-sec

Facebook has decided to relax its privacy settings for teenagers. The social network site has changed the rules for 13-to-17-year-old users. These teens can now share pictures and updates with all users, not just friends. Marketers and advertisers can also see teen’s posts in order to focus ads towards them. These changes will take action immediately and will help Facebook compete with other social networking sites that do not restrict their younger users. I’m Tom Schultz for the New 90.3 FM WKNJ Cougar Radio.

Revised PSA

Tom Schultz
COMM 3003
Revised 30-sec PSA
10/11/13
TRT: 35 sec


Multiple sclerosis is a disease that affects nearly 2.5 million people all across the world.

 MS attacks the central nervous system and can affect your vision, hearing and even your mobility.

 But you can help find a cure to this debilitating disease. 

 The National Multiple Sclerosis Society has raised $25 million for research for the people living with this

 sickness and with your help we can raise more. 

For more information and to donate to those affected by MS, visitnationalmssociety.org. 

Lets fight to find a cure for Multiple Sclerosis and together we can defeat this disease.

http://www.nationalmssociety.org

30-Sec PSA

Tom Schultz

COMM 3003

30-sec PSA

10/4/13

TRT: 37 sec

Multiple sclerosis is a disease that affects nearly 2.5 million people all across the world. MS attacks the central nervous system and can affect your vision, hearing and even your mobility.  MS can affect anyone, including someone that you know. But you can help find a cure to this debilitating disease.  The National Multiple Sclerosis Society has raised $25 million for research for the people living with this sickness and we strive to raise more. For more information and to donate to those affected by MS, visit nationalmssociety.org. Help us find a cure for Multiple Sclerosis and together we can defeat this disease.

http://www.nationalmssociety.org