Planned Closing Of CNS, Catholic New York Deals Blow To Religious Press
It also leaves a void that will be filled by sites often motivated by politics rather than faith.
Media & Media Ethics
Facecrooks: Credit Agencies To Look At Clothing And Travel Purchases On Facebook To Decide On Loans
According to experts credit organizations look at your Facebook page to see what you spend on clothes or travel.
VIDEO: Tik-Ed Off: Beauty Queen Threatened With Jail Over TikTok Post Branding Bali Police Corrupt
The Tik Tok beauty queen “warns” people about the Bali police. Now she faces a threat of jail time.
Russian Newspaper Run By Nobel Prize-Winning Editor Defies Putin Ban On War Reporting
Dmitry Muratov’s Novaya Gazeta vows to continue to call war exactly what it is.
Outlaw Ocean Journalist Hits Back Against A YouTube Attack
In the music industry, nothing is punished as swiftly and severely as an attempted good deed.
‘Think Good’ Campaign Aims To Stamp Out Hateful Online Discourse
Meta and Israeli president launch campaign asking social-media users to think twice before posting a comment that could hurt.
FTC Cracks Down On ‘Click To Subscribe, Call To Cancel’ Billing For Subscription Services
Negative-option billing practices are a widespread marketing strategy.
Google’s News Showcase Teaches Executives What Not To Do
When Google earmarked $1 billion through its News Showcase to help struggling news outfits, it was expecting thunderous applause.
WikiLikes: Writers Association Honors Julian Assange And Calls For His Release
WikiLeaks founder has been in prison in England since 2019 for failing to appear in court. He faces extradition to the U.S.