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As newsroom jobs shrink, some journalism schools teach students to go solo - Poynter
This article was originally published in the Student Press Report, a national news desk covering student media and journalism education in higher ed. When Brooklyn-based freelance journalist Nicole Abriam took a startup journalism course at The New…
The challenge is in adapting to technological changes, effectively using them, journalism students told
Addressing concern about fewer students enrolling for journalism course, Vice-Chancellor of Karnatak University A.M. Khan said that the field still offers significant opportunities but the challenge is in adapting to technological changes and using…
Journal Retracts Unethical Glyphosate Safety Study 25 Years Later
A long-standing assurance that shaped health decisions for decades is now being re-examined. The evidence didn't suddenly change - but what stayed hidden for years is finally coming into view. Nutrition goes beyond the plate - it's in the daily…
Over 80% in Japan believe a major disaster is coming in the near future
More than 80% of people in Japan believe a disaster on the scale of the 2011 Great East Japan Earthquake could occur in the foreseeable future, but nearly 70% say they have not taken sufficient measures to prepare for it, according to a survey…
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Stock Market Today: Futures Plunge as Oil Tops $100/Barrel; Treasury Yields Jump on Stagflation Fears; Dollar Strengthens
Stock futures plummeted and Treasury yields jumped as the price of oil surpassed $100 a barrel Monday, as investors fretted that the ongoing Iran war could slow the U.S. economy. Dow Jones Industrial Average and Nasdaq 100 futures were down 1.1%…
Bugs were supposed to be the future of food. Now, the insect farming industry is collapsing.
“We have to get used to the idea of eating insects.” This proclamation came from, of all people, an insect researcher. Dutch entomologist Marcel Dicke pitched eating bugs in his 2010 TED talk as critical to sustainably feeding a…
An American War on GNU/Linux, Software Freedom, and British Investigative, Science-Based Reporting - Part II - Trying to Put People in Prison for Committing the Act of Journalism
In Part I we illuminated what was at stake and why it impacts everyone who uses a computer. Today, in this second part, we thought it would be worth illuminating that the people who attack us know nothing about how Gemini works, no clue what IRC…
German Industrial Orders, Production Fall
German manufacturing orders plunged at the start of 2026, while production also fell, indicating an uncertain outlook for the country's industrial sector despite the rollout of government stimulus. Orders fell 11.1% in January compared with a jump…
Drones: a strategic tool for defence and markets
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Texas Republicans suffer double blow in latest Senate poll
Texas Republicans have suffered a double blow, as a new survey suggests Democratic U.S. Senate candidate James Talarico is polling ahead of both potential GOP candidates. Last week, state Representative Talarico won the state's Democratic primary…
Nifty Prediction Today - March 09, 2026: Nifty 50 Futures: Stay out of the market
Nifty 50 has tumbled about 3 per cent. Oil price spiking above $100 per barrel is weighing on the market sentiment. The Brent Crude Oil price has surged about 25 per cent today. It is currently trading at $116 per barrel. Nifty opened with a wide…
The future of geothermal energy may depend on fossil fuel workers
Mike Fleming was always interested in geothermal energy — how it works, how sustainable it is, and how efficiently it can heat homes and businesses. But Fleming, who has a decade of experience drilling wells in New England, didn't see it as…
Who decides what's news these days? For all the diversity talk, it certainly isn't Black journalists | Omega Douglas
There's a generally accepted ethical requirement for news organisations to reflect society, both in terms of the content they produce and the people who produce it. Unfortunately, this is just not happening. Look, for example, at the new study…
Too perfect to last? The decor trends already doomed to date
Interior designer Justine Kegels, founder of JJ Studio, believes the real challenge is learning to recognise the difference between timeless design and visual hype. In a world shaped by Instagram and TikTok aesthetics, she says, the most seductive…
Cross-mentoring initiatives aim to develop female executives at Japan firms
Japanese companies are increasingly adopting what are known as cross-mentoring programs to develop future female corporate leaders, in which potential female executives are mentored by senior officials from other companies and gain insights into…
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