How Media Workers are Organizing in the Dual Economy
With journalism moving from a stable to a precarious profession, digital media workers have gotten serious about organizing.
Read more...With journalism moving from a stable to a precarious profession, digital media workers have gotten serious about organizing.
Read more...Like Icarus, the social media monopoly is flying too close to the sun and generating much regulatory heat, which could eventually lead to its downfall.
Read more...CalPERS is acting awfully guilty.
Read more...A post-mortem of the Uber and Lyft IPOs.
Read more...The US has added new charges againat Julian Assange that represent a threat to journalists.
Read more...The UK looks likely to welcome to pass the Assange hot potato to Sweden….which could turn out to be a lucky break.
Read more...Why CalPERS’ private equity “new business model” dithering is looking an awful lot like Brexit.
Read more...It’s 2016 all over again, as the press and analysts go to unusual lengths to ignore Sanders’ gains.
Read more...A disucssion of legal issues in the Assange extradition case.
Read more...Can Sanders supporters counter a hostile media?
Read more...Why First Amendment “freedom of the press” protections are far broader than most Americans realize.
Read more...The indictment (for Manning, not DNC email), the theory of the case (not “hacking,” please), the assault on journalism, horrid takes, and details of the arrest.
Read more...More Brexit faffing about when that’s the last thing the UK can afford.
Read more...Racists are well tolerated in liberal bastions in America….as long as they are the right sort of racist.
Read more...Turns out Silicon Valey isn’t all that innovative on the propaganda front.
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