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There are enough toys of superheroes, Jedi Knights, or spaceship captains. It’s about time we got a real hero of the…
Aug 21
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Major news organizations are joining Epic Games in the push for Apple to rethink its app store terms following Fortni…
Jun 29
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The New York Times has announced it is ending a partnership with Apple’s news aggregator app, with the company…
Apr 13
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Giant E Ink Panel Turns Front Page of the New York Times Into a Depressing Work of Art Every Morning
As convenient as getting the morning news through an app, a podcast, or even a website can be, there’s something…
May 3 2019
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Feb 13 2019
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Tech giant Apple, which is trying to pivot to services as sales of some of its electronics slow, is reportedly…
Aug 7 2018
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A lot of things were supposed to kill newspapers in the 20th century. There was radio, then TV, then the internet.…
Jul 13 2018
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In addition to flooding social media with false news stories, propaganda-spreading bots, and all sorts of online…
Jul 10 2018
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Facebook has been under fire in India following a string of lynchings that appeared to have been prompted by false…
Jul 28 2015
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Exactly 63 years ago today, the Melbourne Argus became the first newspaper to print in full color. The Argus wrote, “Here’s a picture that makes news–and newspaper history, too.” And as noted in a State Victoria Library post, “The front page banner was printed in garish alternate blue and red block letters, which…
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Mar 27 2015
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Newspaper writers always joke about how their industry is all about selling dead trees. Well, one artist decided to…
Mar 11 2015
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Newspaper flashback: Here's a look at Guardian profile of Christopher Lee that was published 43 years ago today. Back then, Lee's career was only just starting. Who knew it would still be going strong now? And that he'd be a metal Christmas carol singing badass? [Read a digital except here]
Sep 23 2014
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Each generation seems to think that it's the first to imagine radical change in the newspaper industry. The…
Sep 3 2014
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It was on this day in 1939 that Great Britain declared War on Germany, a momentous decision that was reached just…
Aug 26 2014
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Rupert Murdoch must be feeling nostalgic: Reporters in The Times UK's newsroom are working under a constant…
Aug 8 2014
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Readers of the Memphis Commercial Appeal found a strangely out-of-place paragraph in an article about business…
Aug 4 2014
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"What for example could be staler than to-morrow morning's newspaper account of a prize-fight or political…
Jul 8 2014
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Otto A. Silha, was a pretty forward-thinking guy — especially in an industry that we think of today as…
Jun 12 2014
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I print nearly everything: Boarding passes, itineraries, and all the online papers that I use for research to write…
Jun 4 2014
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In its quest to develop cheaper products people might be more inclined to buy, The New York Times is launching yet another bite-size subscription, NYT Opinion. For $1.50 a week, you'll get access to just the opinion section, columnists and a few related extras.
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