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  • Saving Journalism Will Require Some New Thinking
    11 May, 2020

    Saving Journalism Will Require Some New Thinking

    There is a way to take journalism beyond the decaying advertising model, but it’s going to require some new ideas. Dean Baker writes.

    by

    Dean Baker

    Media
  • Sunday Comics
    10 May, 2020

    Sunday Comics

    You’re a star-belly sneech, you suck like a leech, you want everyone to act like you. Kiss ass while you bitch so you can get rich, but your boss gets richer off you.

    by

    Otto S. Fishbein

    Comix
  • Free Thing of the Week: The Public Domain Song Anthology
    8 May, 2020

    Free Thing of the Week: The Public Domain Song Anthology

    We’re back with the Free Thing, bringing you books and music and a book with music.

    by

    Sam Luis Obispo

    Thing of the Week
  • This Indonesian Muslim Group is Keeping Millions Safe During COVID-19
    7 May, 2020

    This Indonesian Muslim Group is Keeping Millions Safe During COVID-19

    This Ramadan, an Indonesian group is encouraging people to stay home and stay alive. Mark Woodward writes.

    by

    Mark Woodward

    Spirituality and Religion
  • The End of the Suburban Experiment
    6 May, 2020

    The End of the Suburban Experiment

    The end of big probably means the end of the suburban experiment. Charles Marohn writes.

    by

    Charles Marohn

    Urbanism
  • How a Brilliant 18th Century Linguist Linked the Celtic Languages
    4 May, 2020

    How a Brilliant 18th Century Linguist Linked the Celtic Languages

    Scottish Gaelic learning is on the rise. A short history of how a clever linguist laid the foundations.

    by

    Thomas Black

    Education
  • Sunday Comics
    3 May, 2020

    Sunday Comics

    Confidence is a preference for the habitual voyeur of what is known as park life. Sunday Comics could be read if you take a route straight through what is known as park life!

    by

    Otto S. Fishbein

    Comix
  • Private Gain Must Yield to Public Good
    29 April, 2020

    Private Gain Must Yield to Public Good

    Without a strong public, there can be no private. Dirk Philipsen writes.

    by

    Dirk Philipsen

    Politics
  • The Amazon Lockdown: How an Unforgiving Algorithm Drives Suppliers to Favor the E-Commerce Giant Over Other Retailers
    28 April, 2020

    The Amazon Lockdown: How an Unforgiving Algorithm Drives Suppliers to Favor the E-Commerce Giant Over Other Retailers

    At a time when much of the retail sector is collapsing, Amazon is strengthening its competitive position in ways that could outlast the pandemic — and raise antitrust concerns.

    by

    Renee Dudley

    Culture
  • Sunday Comics
    26 April, 2020

    Sunday Comics

    ¿Dónde esta la verdad? ¿dónde esta la mentira? ¡Para explotar el campo, tengo los Sunday Comics con dinamita!

    by

    Otto S. Fishbein

    Comix
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