Joe Amditis

@jamditis.com

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operations @centercoopmedia.bsky.social | adjunct @montclairstateu (he/him) https://jamditis.com

Field-guide-style banner on a pale green background. A header bar reads 'Field guide — Codex code review' at left and 'Trail CR-01 · in daily use' at right. The serif headline 'The Codex review setup I run' has 'I run' in rust orange, above a subhead: 'How mine compares to the viral codex-plugin-cc post, for engineers and for everyone.' A circular stamp at top right reads 'Field-tested, in daily use, 2026,' and a row of illustrated cattails runs along the bottom.
A large column of armed ICE officers in camouflage tactical gear and helmets moves through the entrance gate area of Delaney Hall; several vests bear "Police ICE" markings and razor wire is visible along the perimeter fence, Friday, June 19, 2026, in Newark, N.J. (Joe Amditis/Center for Cooperative Media)
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Congressman Jared Moskowitz gestures animatedly while holding up a printed tweet. The tweet, from user "crisp mattman" dated January 20, 2017, reads "This is the stupidest day in American history, a record that will be broken by every subsequent day in American history." A nameplate reading "MR. MOSKOWITZ" is visible on the desk in front of him.
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A collage of diverse people engaged in collaborative activities, such as discussions, writing on sticky notes, and taking photos, is overlaid with bold text reading "Annual Report 2024." The bottom text identifies the organization as the Center for Cooperative Media at Montclair State University’s School of Communication and Media. The image conveys a sense of teamwork and community.
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RFK Jr. wearing a gray suit emerges from darkness and shadow with bold text reading "HOT DOGS ARE ILLEGAL NOW" in white letters against a black background.
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A New York Times article screenshot showing headline "Bipartisan Lawmakers Seek to Break Up Giant Health Care Conglomerates" with a pharmacy store photo, byline credits for Rebecca Robbins and Reed Abelson, and audio player showing 3:34 minute listen time.
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A screenshot of a tweet from Ian Karmel on a dark background. The tweet reads "Every gift guide for men is like 'A flannel flask to hold your knife flavored whiskey.'" The tweet shows engagement metrics including 4,951 reposts, 238 quotes, and 106K likes.
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A screenshot of an article headline from the website "404 Media," with the logo "404" prominently displayed and a green slash through the number. The headline reads: "Deepfake Mike Tyson Wants You 'Rock Hard,'" written by Emanuel Maiberg, dated December 4, 2024. A link to "View in browser" appears below.
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WHYY headline that reads, "Can investors reaping profits and social equity coincide? Here's why one Philly CEO says yes"
News feed from NorthJersey.com displaying sensationalized but mundane headlines about a celebrity boxing match, server issues during streaming, lottery numbers, boxing glove specifications, politician attendance speculation, and event timing details. Each headline attempts to create drama from basic information, accompanied by stock or promotional photos.
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A cartoon illustration of a teddy bear wearing green overalls, with text that reads "unfortunately the vibe is continuing to deteriorate". The bear has a somewhat resigned facial expression.
A social media post from user froggher announcing an 11% discount on merchandise, showing their profile picture and timestamp from 7 hours ago. The post has engagement indicators for replies, reposts, and likes.
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A split screen view of a webpage and the Bing AI side bar chat window. The page is an article titled, "Exploring Transgender Law and Politics" by Catharine A. MacKinnon, with Finn Mackay, Mischa Shuman, Sandra Fredman, and Ruth Chang. The sidebar is Bing's conversion of the article text into a socratic dialogue between two surfer dudes, which reads: "Sure, dude. Here’s my attempt at turning the text from this article into a socratic conversation between two surfer dudes: Surfer Dude 1: Hey, bro, what's up? You look like you've been reading some heavy stuff. Surfer Dude 2: Yeah, man, I've been checking out this article about transgender law and politics. It's pretty rad. Surfer Dude 1: Transgender law and politics? What's that all about? Surfer Dude 2: Well, it's about how some people identify with a different gender than the one they were assigned at birth, and how they face discrimination and violence because of that. Surfer Dude 1: Whoa, that sounds harsh. ..."