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Madison Dudley

(She/Her)
Boston
As seen in: International Business Times (U.S.), Washington Times, Medical Daily, eTurboNews, Creative Loafing Tampa Bay, International Business Times Australia, The Media Line, The DePauw
Covers:  Local news, international affairs, global trends, breaking news, sports, features, travel
Journalist and communications person | formerly with @IBTimes | BUPardeeSchool and @DePauwU alumni | she/her

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Madison Dudley’s Biography

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I am a recent graduate of the Frederick S. Pardee School of Global Affairs at Boston University. I received a master's of arts in international affairs specializing in international communication. During my time at Boston University, I served as a graduate research assistant and the managing editor of the Pardee Atlas Journal of Global Studies.

Before Boston University, I graduated from DePauw University and participated in multiple writing and reporting internships and professional positions.…

Madison Dudley’s Journalist Portfolio

The Facebook and YouTube War - The Media Line

The Facebook and YouTube War - The Media Line

A growing number of women from the United States, Canada, and the United Kingdom are traveling to Syria to jo…

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With most student news organizations in financial jeopardy, can paying staff be a priority? - Stu...

With most student news organizations in financial jeopardy, can paying staff be a priority? - Stu...

Journalists joke that no one goes into the profession to make money. This is even more true for student journ…

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Should student journalists endorse political candidates? - Student Press Law Center

Should student journalists endorse political candidates? - Student Press Law Center

In the frenzy of news coverage leading up to an election, student journalists have to answer the question; to…

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No reported rapes on DePauw's campus make it to court in last decade, county prosecutor said - Th...

No reported rapes on DePauw's campus make it to court in last decade, county prosecutor said - Th...

Of the 11 rapes reported in the DePauw University's Clery Report for 2015, none of the accused perpetrators w…

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Student media report difficulties in accessing administrators - The DePauw

Student media report difficulties in accessing administrators - The DePauw

DePauw student media report that they are experiencing greater difficulty accessing University administrators…

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Visit Bethlehem While You Still Can

Visit Bethlehem While You Still Can

Israel travel restrictions and limitations damper West Bank tourism and potentially cause long-term financial…

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Articles

Tampa Bay writers and AI pros weigh in using Chat GPT this Valentine’s Day

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By Madison Dudley
| Creative Loafing Tampa Bay Verified
More debonair photoshoots with every swipe on your dating app. Love letters strewn with fluffy adjectives. A lover using vocabulary far beyond their reading comprehension, repeating themselves in notes, frequently deploying em dashes, or coming off tone deaf in texts and phone calls. Efficiency, optimizing processes, and high-pressure execution are top of mind priorities in modern times. But when did analog love become a revolutionary act?
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European Heat Wave Shuts Down Ski Resorts, Cancels Winter Sports In The Alps Original

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By Madison Dudley
| International Business Times (U.S.) Verified
January in the French Alps is known for its alpine skiing, cozy cabins, and romantic winter views, but not this year. A heat wave crossing Europe has melted the snow off the famous mountain range with conditions resembling late spring instead of the depths of winter. Resort towns that rely on winter tourism for their economy are struggling to pivot, and climate experts warn that this could be a preview of what to expect in many winters to come.
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Walgreens CFO Says Company Overreacted To Theft Concerns Original

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By Madison Dudley
| International Business Times (U.S.) Verified
Inventory loss through theft was a hot topic for retailers in 2022. Now, Walgreens appears to be the first company considering rolling back its theft protections in the new year. During a Q1 earnings call with investors on Thursday, a top Walgreens executive said the company potentially overreacted to concerns of theft in their stores and that shrinkage in inventory has stabilized over the last year. Shrinkage is the difference between a company's documented inventory and actual inventory.
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Awards

S&P Global Award for Economic and Business Reporting

2018 - Overseas Press Club Foundation

S&P GLOBAL AWARD FOR ECONOMIC AND BUSINESS REPORTING Endowed by S&P Global The S&P Global scholarship was created specifically to encourage talented young reporters considering careers in financial journalism. It is intended to reward the study of accounting, financial analysis, and investment research related to the functioning of global financial markets and to enhance the coverage and understanding of international business and investing. Standard & Poor’s is the world’s foremost provider of financial market intelligence, including independent credit ratings, indices, risk evaluation, investment research and data.

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Thomas R. Keating Competition

2018 - Investigative Journalism

The Keating Competition pays homage to the late Indy Star journalist Tom Keating, a beloved columnist and Lilly Endowment executive who was especially good at telling the stories of everyday people. Student journalists in Indiana are given a topic and several hours to write a compelling feature story.

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