Facebook has moved away from being a common carrier to being a media company. Why don't we treat it like one? Dean Baker writes.
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Women Investigative Journalists on Work and Life
Women journalists pay a high personal price for their dedication to the truth. Here are some survival strategies and stories from around the world.
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Is ‘OK Boomer’ the ‘New N-Word,’ or Are Millennials Still Destroying Everything? – How media coverage of intergenerational divides obscures class conflict
Corporate media love to pose economic strife as generational strife. Alan MacLeod on the latest round of tommyrot.
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It’s Only a Coup If the US Government Says So
When is a military coup a "pro-democracy protest"? When the US government says so. Alan MacLeod writes.
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Putting Numbers into Context: A Winnable Battle Our Side Doesn’t Want to Fight
Putting numbers into context is easy and helps people understand what social programs actually cost. So why don't reporters do it? Dean Baker writes.
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Seattle Is Undead
Whom shall Seattle fear this year? Jeff Stevens retorts.
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Nightly Rendezvous: At the Jewel Box with Dennis Nyback
Dennis Nyback narrates his tale of cinema screenings at the beloved Jewel Box Theater from 1989-1991.
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The Ghastly Impermanence: Manchild in the Promised Land – Bronzeville
Thoughts on the African American experience in audio, courtesy of Larenz Tate & Laurence Fishburne's Bronzeville
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How Fake News and Misinformation Are Stirring Ethnic Tensions in Afghanistan
Fake news, Afghan-style. Nicole Valentini investigates how deliberate misinformation and poor media practices are fueling hate speech.
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The Ghastly Impermanence: Dogme 18 Revisited
Omar Willey returns to the subject of Dogme 18 to unconfuse the confused.
