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Oh, for those heady days of the early Aughts, when anti-Bush rage fueled the online publishing phenomenon known as “blogging.” While journalists grumbled and newspapers […]
Last weekend saw the publication of one of the worst story leads in the history of newspaper journalism. In a column for the Toronto Star, […]
In an interview slated to air on Katie Couric’s syndicated talk show tomorrow (wherever that airs), and excerpted on Good Morning America today, Te’o told […]
Back in the 1950s and ’60s, the Civil Rights movement championed the sit-in as a form of protest against racial segregation, a practice seen at […]
Because everybody’s scared the government is going to stop spending your hard-earned tax money: Manufacturing in the Philadelphia region unexpectedly contracted in January, an indication […]
You have the right to take pictures and video of Philadelphia police officers as they do their job—provided, of course, you don’t end up interfering […]
Well, now we know: There will be no white knight to save Philadelphia’s two major daily newspapers. That was always the hope of course, that […]
Oops! The transition to new technology in the state’s Division of Vital Records resulted in the botching of 500 new Pennsylvania birth certificates—each with the […]
Before this week, you may not have known who Aaron Swartz was. You may not know who he is now. But if you’ve found yourself […]
Normally, Upper Darby homegirl Tina Fey can do no wrong. But her video-blog rant against Twitter, while funny, is … wrong. Yes, there are a […]
Now there’s a new reason to be jealous of the kids at Drexel University: While the vending machines in your office probably dispense Cokes and […]
Let me know if you’ve ever heard a lament that sounds like this one: “I’m a nice guy. I really am. I’m nice to women […]
In the latest installment of the Atlantic‘s series on our doomed generation (see August’s “Why Women Still Can’t Have It All” and May’s “Is Facebook […]
When I was a young man growing up in central Kansas, shortly before the dawn of the Internet, our town saw the New York Times […]
Gmail user? You’re a Google+ member. YouTube video producer? You’re a Google+ member. Reader of Zagat restaurant reviews online? You’re a Google+ member. It doesn’t […]