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'Pull No Punches, But Hit Both Cheeks': Texas Tribune CEO Evan Smith on Nonprofit Journalism, Media Bias, and What He Wants on His Tombstone
SARAH RUMPF SEP 24, 2022 12:12 PM Texas Tribune CEO Evan Smith was in a cheerful and contemplative mood when I called him earlier this week to look back on his nearly 13-year tenure at the nonprofit media outlet he helped create, sharing his…
Gatekeepers with Opinions: Should Scientific Journals Take a Political Stand?
On August 25, Science's ‘News and Analysis' section published a rebuttal of a monologue that had appeared on the Fox News show ‘Tucker Carlson Tonight'. Carlson called Anthony Fauci a fraud who had committed serious crimes. Science in…
Bulletin: Les bonne infos (The good news) - Online Journalism Awards
“Les bonnes infos” (“The Good News”) is a weekly newsletter that spreads positive information launched on 2020. Its values: optimism and curiosity. It is edited by Bulletin, a French newsletter publisher. Bulletin was…
NFL Journal: Mike Tirico, new to Sunday Night Football booth, projects 'a new time for Broncos football'
In this Sept. 5, 2019, file photo, NBC sportscaster Mike Tirico works the sidelines during an NFL football game between the Green Bay Packers and the Chicago Bears in Chicago. Mike Tirico's in a high-profile transition year, and so are the Broncos.
LinkedIn Ran Social Experiments On 20 Million Users Over Five Years
LinkedIn ran experiments on more than 20 million users over five years that, while intended to improve how the platform worked for members, could have affected some people's livelihoods, according to a new study. In experiments conducted around the…
'Everyone's got a book in them': boom in memoir industry as ordinary people record their stories
Brian Lewis grew up on a tough council estate after arriving in England as part of the Windrush generation. At the age of eight he developed an interest in chess, and joined a team formed of council estate kids to take part in championships against…
HRT: inside the complex global supply chain behind a $20bn market
In the centre of the factory stand 31 reactors: giant metal globes that can hold up to 10,000 litres of liquid each. Every week, gleaming stainless steel drums arrive by truck at this plant on the outskirts of Oss, in the Netherlands. Their…
Journal Junction for Sept. 25, 2022
Get educated. Get registered. Go vote. School bonds build and maintain schools, always have. Don't punish the talented students and dedicated school staff of Berkeley County by voting no. If you feel developers should pay more toward…
Falcons' Kyle Pitts has brace or a glove on right hand
SEATTLE -- Falcons tight end Kyle Pitts, who's not been listed on the injury report, appeared in a team video with a contraption and a pad on his right hand. Dr. David Chao, of Sports Injury Central, reviewed the video and concluded that is was a…
The Fed says unemployment will rise. Here's who economists say would lose their jobs first.
The Federal Reserve escalated its fight against inflation this week, instituting a major rate increase and saying more will likely follow. The moves will cause a jump in the number of unemployed Americans by the end of next year, the central bank…
Ford halts some deliveries after running out of blue badges: report
Ford paused some deliveries because it ran out of blue badges, the company told The WSJ. Sources said the shortage affected Ford's popular F-Series pickups. This week, Ford said that it had up to 45,000 vehicles awaiting their final parts. Get the…
How to survive the worst bear market ever
In Tom Wolfe's famous essay about the 1970s, “ The Me Decade,” he wrote about how Americans had abandoned communal thinking in favor of personal wealth. 'They took their money and ran,' he wrote. In fact, there wasn't much money to…
Timothy Allen Jacobs - Daily Journal
Timothy Allen Jacobs, 60, of Indianapolis, passed away on September 18th, 2022. Timothy was born to Thomas Lee &Barbara Louise Jacobs on April 1st, 1962, in Indianapolis. He grew up in Franklin Township and attended Franklin Central High School…
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I've switched on paid subscriptions to the Atlantic Sentinel newsletter on Substack to give readers a chance to support my journalism. Before I tell you about the how and what you can expect in return, let me tell you why. When I left XPRIZE at the…
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Instacart cuts staff, curbs hiring before IPO -The Information
Sept 24 (Reuters) - Grocery delivery app Instacart Inc has been letting go staff, slowing hiring and curbing other expenses as it heads toward a public listing, the Information reported on Saturday, citing people familiar with the matter. Instacart…
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