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THE DEATH OF CHARLIE KIRK AND THE EXPECTED FAILURE OF THE U.S. NEWS MEDIA
How traditional/legacy news media failed in its coverage of the killing of far-right activist Charlie Kirk by not providing a complete picture of Kirk and what he represented.
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When Nepotism Is A Double-Edged Sword: The Case of Jay Paterno
Jay Paterno, son of Joe Paterno (legendary college football coach) struggles to find a coaching job or purpose beyond working for his dad.
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Missing the Big Picture: What Yahoo’s Work-At-Home Ban Really Means
Yahoo decided to switch from a work flexibility schedule for its employees to one that requires them to work in-person at a Yahoo office.
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Media Coverage of Gun Violence in A Post-Newtown Era
News media coverage of gun violence has been less extensive since the since the 2013 Sandy Hook Elementary (Newtown, CT) school shooting.
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Super Committee, Super Bullshit
The debt ceiling’s bill’s “super committee” is a waste of time. Nothing will come out of it it except optics for the news media and the public.
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Lies, Damn Lies, and Unemployment Numbers
The gathering of U.S. unemployment data has always been incomplete and under-reported. In other words, the unemployment numbers are utter bullshit.
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Racist Remarks: It’s All About the Context
Pat Buchanan controversy re him referencing to President Obama as “your boy” during appearance on MSNBC’s ‘The Al Sharpton Show.’
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Are we too tired to holler? The Debt Ceiling and American Politics
President Obama and Congress finally came to a compromise about the U.S. debt ceiling. Excuse me for not doing cartwheels.
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Hurricane Ike, Haiti, and Frantz Samedi
In 2008 when Hurricane Ike reached Haiti, it crashed through homes, toppled buildings and carried people away to their deaths, including the daughter of Frantz Samedi.
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