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Monthly report: June 2018
This month, The Essentials Report, has curated & analyzed the content published by 138 influencers like Nieman Lab and Poynter, discussing hashtags such as #NoLimits , #TimesUpNews and #take.
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“Threats,” “Ultimatums,” and “Espionage”: Inside Silicon Valley’s Spy Wars
RT @nxthompson: "Spies and corporate espionage are a fixture of Silicon Valley." @nickbilton https://t.co/dZvszcw8m4
OpenForeign agents have been stealing tech companies’ secrets since the 70s. But now, in the wake of Facebook’s public crisis, the biggest companies in the world are coping with the challenge on an unprecedented level.
RT @nxthompson: "Spies and corporate espionage are a fixture of Silicon Valley." @nickbilton https://t.co/dZvszcw8m4
Open“Threats,” “Ultimatums,” and “Espionage”: Inside Silicon Valley’s Spy Wars
Foreign agents have been stealing tech companies’ secrets since the 70s. But now, in the wake of Facebook’s public crisis, the biggest companies in the world are coping with the challenge ...
UVA Sets Record With 16 Fulbright Recipients
UVA scholars and alumni will pursue research and teach English in 13 different countries this year with the support of the U.S. Department of State and the J. William Fulbright Foreign Scholarship Board.
UVA Sets Record With 16 Fulbright Recipients
UVA scholars and alumni will pursue research and teach English in 13 different countries this year with the support of the U.S. Department of State and the J. William Fulbright Foreign ...
Think lithely, step lively: Greg Barber on newsroom tools at the Washington Post
RT @ndiakopoulos: Great tour of newsroom tools by @gjbarb at @washingtonpost https://t.co/z9FnPQYQBr
OpenWe caught up with Greg Barber to find out how the Post identifies, evaluates, and creates journalism tools, and to get some tips too.
RT @ndiakopoulos: Great tour of newsroom tools by @gjbarb at @washingtonpost https://t.co/z9FnPQYQBr
OpenThink lithely, step lively: Greg Barber on newsroom tools at the Washington Post
We caught up with Greg Barber to find out how the Post identifies, evaluates, and creates journalism tools, and to get some tips too.
Worried About Big Tech? Chinese Giants Make America’s Look Tame
RT @ritholtz: Forget Google versus Facebook. Forget Uber versus Lyft. Forget Amazon versus … well, everybody. The technology world’s most bruising battle for supremacy is taking place in China. And it could point to Big Tech’s future everywhere else, too.
https://t.co/kbZ25RaPgn
OpenChina’s two internet behemoths, Tencent and Alibaba, are spending billions of dollars in an escalating battle to dominate every part of daily life.
RT @ritholtz: Forget Google versus Facebook. Forget Uber versus Lyft. Forget Amazon versus … well, everybody. The technology world’s most bruising battle for supremacy is taking place in China. And it could point to Big Tech’s future everywhere else, too.
https://t.co/kbZ25RaPgn
OpenWorried About Big Tech? Chinese Giants Make America’s Look Tame
China’s two internet behemoths, Tencent and Alibaba, are spending billions of dollars in an escalating battle to dominate every part of daily life.
Case study: How journalists in Oregon are collaborating to tackle a mountain of data about high school concussions
Inside the collaboration by a community newspaper company, investigative nonprofits, and a university to investigate data behind high school sports concussions (Center for Cooperative Media)
https://t.co/8Gi0Zl61w1
https://t.co/8kKrUHrjDT
OpenBy Tara George
Inside the collaboration by a community newspaper company, investigative nonprofits, and a university to investigate data behind high school sports concussions (Center for Cooperative Media)
https://t.co/8Gi0Zl61w1
https://t.co/8kKrUHrjDT
OpenCase study: How journalists in Oregon are collaborating to tackle a mountain of data about high school concussions
By Tara George
Why does the Star Tribune outperform the pack of metros? An update.
Two years ago I chronicled how the Star Tribune of Minneapolis had become a
Why does the Star Tribune outperform the pack of metros? An update.
Two years ago I chronicled how the Star Tribune of Minneapolis had become a
No Limits with Rebecca Jarvis
RT @RebeccaJarvis: “Everything prepares you for where you are and who you are, and looking back with regret is never ever fruitful.” - @DebRobertsABC on #NoLimits podcast: https://t.co/GqJMhn2Adf https://t.co/In2u6uhQWh
OpenDownload past episodes or subscribe to future episodes of No Limits with Rebecca Jarvis by ABC News for free.
RT @RebeccaJarvis: “Everything prepares you for where you are and who you are, and looking back with regret is never ever fruitful.” - @DebRobertsABC on #NoLimits podcast: https://t.co/GqJMhn2Adf https://t.co/In2u6uhQWh
OpenNo Limits with Rebecca Jarvis
Download past episodes or subscribe to future episodes of No Limits with Rebecca Jarvis by ABC News for free.
If Facebook stops putting news in front of readers, will readers bother to go looking for it?
This Facebook change is a giant challenge to the zen koan of this media age: "If the news is that important, it will find me"
https://t.co/KNSmDXMZdh
OpenThe idea that the value of a piece of news is defined by likes and comments — that taking in information without getting into a back-and-forth with your uncle about it is somehow unworthy — is actually a profound ideological statement.
This Facebook change is a giant challenge to the zen koan of this media age: "If the news is that important, it will find me"
https://t.co/KNSmDXMZdh
OpenIf Facebook stops putting news in front of readers, will readers bother to go looking for it?
The idea that the value of a piece of news is defined by likes and comments — that taking in information without getting into a back-and-forth with your uncle about it is somehow unworthy — ...
