Business of News: How the Media Ought to Handle ‘Apologies’ Made By Celebrities
Newspaper editors have a responsibility to decide what’s sinister and what’s stupid. And nowhere is this discernment more important than
Read moreNewspaper editors have a responsibility to decide what’s sinister and what’s stupid. And nowhere is this discernment more important than
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Read moreIn 2013, I interviewed Mic co-founder Jake Horowitz for a story about the news website (then known as PolicyMic) he
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