When Companies Speak Out On Hot Political Issues, They Often Get It Wrong; The CrowdStrike Outage Is A Lesson In Crisis Communications; Merit, Excellence And Intelligence: An Anti-DEI Approach Catches On; Long Beach Looked Like It Had Solved The Local News Crisis. Then Reality Set In.
Let’s ‘Double-Click’ On The Latest Cringeworthy Corporate Buzzword; How Tractor Supply Decided To End DEI, And Fast; How Tom Hanks’ Son Spawned A Hateful Meme Online; Greece’s New 6-Day Workweek Law Takes Effect, Bucking Trend; Who Are All These 20-Somethings Buying a Kindle?
After Uproar Over Ethics, New ‘Washington Post’ Editor Won’t Take The Job; First Came ‘Spam.’ Now, With A.I., We’ve Got ‘Slop’; The Purpose Of Journalism Is To Get The Story; The History Of Hating How People Get The News
The Rise And Fall Of BNN Breaking, An AI-Generated News Outlet; Why America’s Corporations Are Leaning On Freelancers Now More Than Ever Before; That Much-Despised Apple Ad Could Be More Disturbing Than It Looks; Don’t You Dare Call Me Without Texting First; How Americans Navigate Politics on TikTok, X, Facebook and Instagram
Pope Francis Apologizes For Using A Homophobic Slur During A Meeting With Bishops; Who’d Want To GIve A Commencement Speech Anymore?;
Who Has Time To Watch A 4-Hour YouTube Video? Millions Of Us, It Turns Out; 3 Strategies For Building A Business Ready For Any Crisis; Costco Bucks Trend: Surge In Foot Traffic Despite Tough Economy; How Ace Hardware, America’s Neighborhood Hardware Store For 100 Years, Is Beating Its Big-Box Rivals
How MSNBC’s Leftward Tilt Delivers Ratings, And Complications; The Collapse Of The News Industry Is Taking Its Soul Down With It; The Smartest People In The Room Are All Listening To The Same Podcast; Why Writing By Hand Beats Typing For Thinking And Learning; Columbia’s Student Journalists Produced New York Magazine’s Cover Story. Here’s How They Did It; What’s On TV? For Many Americans, It’s Now YouTube
University of Florida Comes Down Hard On Protesters: ‘Not A Day Care’; NPR Chief Defends Coverage, Accuses Critics of ‘Bad Faith Distortion’ of Her Views; The Last Stock Photographers Await Their Fate Under Generative AI; From a Tiny Island in Maine, He Serves Up Fresh Media Gossip
NPR Suspends Editor Who Claimed Left-Wing Bias at Outlet Had ‘Lost America’s Trust’; Dana White, Donald Trump and the Rise of Cage-Match Politics; Google Blocking Links to California News Outlets From Search Results; Hot Market for Pencils Help Kids Turn Lead Into Gold; There Are Plenty of Power Publicists. But Only One Works for Taylor Swift.; Shake Shack Shades Rival Chick-fil-A With Sunday-Only Free Chicken Sandwich Offer
LA Times Edits Column and Apologizes After Drawing the Ire of LSU Coach Kim Mulkey; Free Speech Is Alive and Well at Vanderbilt University;
one way to stay young forever: type in lowercase; Authoritarians Threaten Journalists Around the Globe;
Gmail Debuted 20 Years Ago. It Wasn’t an April Fool’s Joke.
Royal Photo Scandal: Another Doctored Image Emerges as Kate Middleton Controversy Deepens; ESPN Boss Jimmy Pitaro’s Chaotic Race to Remake the Sports Giant; Apple Is Poised to Go All In on AI, Including a Partnership With Google; Why Some 20-Somethings Are Saying No to TikTok; Inside the Music Industry’s High-Stakes AI Experiments
