The Fake News in My Feed
Reporters rely on credible sources. It’s what makes the fourth estate work. But what happens when the line between credible news and fake...
You’ve Been Detained by the Google Police
The past month’s events provided no shortage of opinions on what is – or isn’t – free speech. Setting aside the opinions of the President...
The Good, Bad, and Sometimes Ugly of Like-minded Groups
I have tackled the issue of “Like Mindedness” in this space before, but with the events of the last few weeks, we feel it’s important to...
What if Every Day Could be Amazon Prime Day?
If you’re like me, you were cuddled up on the couch, new Kindle Fire 8 in hand, asked your new Echo to order you more Advil. This is what...
Why House of Cards is Bad for Journalism?
Like many people, I was psyched when the latest season of House of Cards was released. What fresh hell would be unleashed by the...
EVERYONE is talking about television.
Now that the upfront season has wrapped (where broadcasters trot out new programming and look to strike deals with advertisers), we're...
Are you really getting the most of your media consumption?
As media becomes more ubiquitous, naturally, we consume (and crave!) more of it. The easier it is to consume, the more of it we want....
What’s Missing from Social Networks?
Many of us use social networks in our daily lives. But isn’t it starting to feel cluttered with junk? It seems like Facebook is the new...
Are #Hashtags Stifling Your Creativity?
We all want our work to be seen. We want our stories to be clicked on, our videos to be shared, our posts to be “liked.” We all need some...
ASSumptions – we’ve all got em….
We’ve all heard a version of this riddle: A father and his son are in a car accident. The father dies instantly, and the son is taken to...
