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| Archived Since: | January 22, 2010 | |
Blog Post Archive
Denette Wilford: 'Devious Maids': Get Down And Dirty With This Lifetime Show
Devious Maids has been compared to Desperate Housewives, but after watching the first two episodes of Marc Cherry's latest primetime soap, it's distinctive enough to stand out from the former ABC hit.
Michael Calderone: Dow Jones Buyouts Taking Place Before News Corp Split
Dow Jones union, which represents staffers at the Wall Street Journal, provided details Tuesday about company buyouts that were reported last week. The union told...
Timothy Karr: Five Questions for the Next FCC Chief
Tom Wheeler, the White House's pick to head the Federal Communications Commission, was for years a well-heeled lobbyist for cable and wireless companies. He also...
Terry Krepel: WND Editor -- Known for His Obama Lies -- Wants to Lead a 'Day Of Prayer'
If Farah really believes in the power of repentance, he should publicly apologize to his readers for the massive dishonesty his website has perpetrated over the past the past four-plus years, trying to personally destroy Obama.
Randall Rothenberg: Randall's Day 2 Roundup from Cannes - Live from the Rooftop
Yesterday, Cannes Lions Award winners were revealed and I attended the AOL Makers dinner where I was able to talk with some of the most amazing women in history who are still trailblazing today.
Stefan Deeran: The Benefits of Licensed Content for Curation
A version of this post first appeared on the Bureau, NewsCred's content marketing news portal. Today's top digital marketers know that they need compelling third-party...
James Green: Targeted Advertising: 'Creepy' Becomes Normal
Believe it or not, the disappearance of anonymity is a much more natural lifestyle for humans. We evolved to live in small groups where people are social and know things about one another.
Tanisha L. Ramirez: Don't Sleep on Sleeping With the Fishes
I encouraged my friend to attend the screening of the film. My friend responded, "No, that's fine. It's a Latin film. I'm sure it'll just go over my head." That response made me want to scream, in part, because this is no novel sentiment. Why is it that so many people still believe that English-language media produced by and starring Latinos are for Latinos only?
Dan Froomkin: It's Time for the Press to Fight Back Against Secrecy
(Originally published in the Columbia Journalism Review.) Despite the recent blockbuster leaks about spying on the phone records of millions of Americans, and President Obama's...
David Sable: My Data Is Bigger...
Maybe you think I'm pushing the edge here, but when search returns more than 2 billion possibilities on Big Data, it's a Big Data challenge to figure out what it all really means.
Andy Plesser: Mariane Pearl to Launch Global News Site for Women, Next Week
CANNES - Mariane Pearl, who is spearheading a global advocacy group for woman called Chime for Change, will launch a global news site about women with...
Nathan Robinson: The Media Denied Us a Chance to Reflect and Unite After the New Orleans Mass Shooting
Last month a young gunman's bullets tore into a second line parade, New Orleans' signature neighborhood celebration. 19 people, including two 10-year-old children, were hit in the barrage, shot down as they danced through the streets in honor of Mother's Day.
Norman Solomon: David Brooks, Tom Friedman, Bill Keller Wish Snowden Had Just Followed Orders
Edward Snowden is transcending the moral limits of authority and insisting that we can fully defend the Bill of Rights, emphatically including the Fourth Amendment. What a contrast with New York Times columnists David Brooks, Thomas Friedman and Bill Keller.
Matthew Cooke: How to End the War on Drugs
Drug war supporters think Americans might tear apart the fabric of society if we were legally allowed to consume whatever plants or chemicals we chose. This is not based in fact.
Marie Woolf: Take a Listen! It's Not Journalism, It's Just Another App
Broadcast is not blogging, news media is not New Media, and serious reporting is not riffing. Considering the age and attention span of the mobile and smartphone demographic, why is media in such a panic to cater to them?
Judy Farah: What's Your Day Job? Mine Was Spending Time With Serial Killers
What was it like to cover serial killers? I was very young. It was my job. My career. I just went from one story to the next.
Michael Calderone: NBC News Digital Continues Expansion With Newsweek/Daily Beast Writer
NBC News expanding its digital presence with hire from Newsweek and Daily Beast.
HuffPost Radio: BOTH SIDES NOW: After 9/11, Is Obama's NSA Really a Version of Hoover's FBI?
Talk about 'Beyond Right & Left' -- when Franken-Rove clash with Scahill-Beck over the NSA program, knee-jerkers are confused. So Huffington & Matalin debate domestic snooping not by Hoover against protestors in the '60s but by Obama after 9/11 and Boston. Is Snowden an Ellsberg or Manning?
Stan Stalnaker: Rise of the Techtarian: Seeing Through the Big Data PRISM
If big data can be used to spy, it can be used to reveal. If it can be used to subjugate, it can be used to liberate. Figuring out those functions is the urgent duty of everyone in tech, and they will have a great impact on how pervasive technology comes to finally be used.
David Tereshchuk: Watch: Ulster in Media Spotlight Again -- Now Peace Not Conflict
For PBS' weekend network show Religion and Ethics Newsweekly I've been reporting on the town's special place in the violent "Troubles" of the past few decades, and in the story of Ulster's peacemaking process that has now largely displaced that violence.