The Atlanticflipped into IdeasHuman Interest College-Educated Professionals Are Capitalism’s Useful Idiots The Atlantic - Kurt AndersenFrom my parents’ teenage years in the 1930s and ’40s through my teenage years in the 1970s, American economic life became a lot more fair and democratic and secure than it had been when my grandparents
Reuters UKflipped into World NewsPoland Poland to push ahead with limits on foreign media ownership, sources say Reuters - Joanna PlucinskaWARSAW (Reuters) - Poland is ready to craft rules to reduce foreign ownership of media outlets such as newspapers and TV channels, while making further changes to the judiciary, Poland’s de facto leader
Barron'sflipped into AFP NewsMedia Industry Virus Hastens Newspapers' Slide Into Shaky Digital Future Barron's - Taimaz SZIRNIKS with AFP bureaus The coronavirus crisis has weighed heavily on print newspapers already battling for survival around the world, with the number of copies sold …
Middle East Eyeflipped into NewsMedia Industry Arabic press review: Furore over Lebanese petition calling for French rule middleeasteye.net - Mohammad Ayesh Arabic press review: Furore over Lebanese petition calling for French ruleMeanwhile, Algeria investigates prominent newspapers for corruption, and …
Colorado River Why these Colorado journalists wear masks, and other local media news coloradoindependent.com - Corey Hutchins To mask or not to mask. For some Coloradans in the news business, that’s not even a question. From a recent news-behind-the-news item produced by …
The Sunflipped into The SunMeghan, Duchess of Sussex Meghan and Harry: Ex-royals tell businesses to stop advertising on social thesun.co.uk - Thomas Herbert PRINCE Harry and Meghan Markle have called businesses telling them to stop advertising on social media. Prince Harry slammed social media, saying it …
