Monthly Archives: April 2017

You should know what it is. And chances are, it’s not very good. Here’s an article from Poynter that does some comparisons.

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CJR has some of them. Warning: it’s some pretty scary stuff. Read the article here.

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It’s called Twain. Read about it here.

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Yes, there is such a thing. Unfortunately, right now it’s only available in Canada. But here’s more about the brew, in case you can get your hands on some and be the toast of the next newsroom meeting!

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For a lot of Facebook users, who shares a news story has more impact on whether the user believes the story, than the source of the story itself. Here are some new findings from the Neiman Lab at Harvard.

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No surprises; it’s all about serving your community. Some great comments about that, here.

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Some very interesting thoughts from a number of marketing professionals. Read the Advertising Age article here. Not a “news” perspective, but interesting nonetheless.

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Learn more about the day-long seminar Friday April 21, co-sponsored by the WBA and the Wisconsin Newspaper Association, here.

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Twitter is suing the Trump administration. Read about the case here.

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Just because it may be what they want, should we be giving it to them? Remember how CBS’s Les Moonves said Trump may be bad for the country, but he’s good for ratings? The story about scandal and corruption news is here.

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