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WikiLeaks and Whistleblowers Under Fire
An ordinary citizen defies the government to release sensitive data over the Internet, to spread information he or she feels should not be kept secret. It’s something that is happening more and more frequently, and is even being recognized by top journalism awards and Amnesty International. When you hear of such a story, your imagination […]
Copyediting Matters, Even Online
Let’s optimistically assume that all printed books go through at least one round of copyediting. With print publishing having to cope with economic recession, there’s still hope that the industry standards have not dropped beyond reasonable. Grant Barrett had provided some encouraging results of his questionnaire at the Copyediting blog. He had asked book authors […]
Women and Facebook: Which Comes First – Toothbrush or Status Updates?
The alarm clock rings and another day begins. Time to stagger towards the bathroom and one’s morning ablutions. Unless you are part of the 34% of women who check their Facebook updates first. Before even brushing their teeth. That’s right, 34%! David Kaplan, a correspondent for paidContent.org, shares a bit about that number and how […]
Social Media Is Risky Business
Michael Hyatt, CEO of Thomas Nelson Publishers — the largest Christian publishing company in the world — writes: When I started blogging, Thomas Nelson was a public company. Our stock was traded on the New York Stock Exchange (Symbol: TNM). When I announced to the lawyers what I was going to do, they got very […]
Met Police Still Harrassing Photographers
Jules Mattsson, a teenaged freelance photojournalist, is the subject of many current discussions on freedom of the press thanks to an encounter he had with police officers on June 26. Mattsson was attempting to photograph an Armed Forces Parade in Romford, England, and was instructed by the officers to stop. The confrontation eventually escalated into […]
Social Network Users’ Bill of Rights
Online privacy concerns increase proportionally to the number of new social networking sites that pop up and the number of people who partake in those services. Recently, hubbub surrounding Facebook privacy put the issue at the forefront of discussions. “The underlying idea is that Facebook likes to describe itself as equivalent to the third-largest country […]
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