Monthly Archives: January 2020

The Deeper Issue

Posted on January 29, 2020 by Doc Searls

Journalism’s biggest problem (as I’ve said before) is what it’s best at: telling stories. That’s what Thomas B. Edsall (of Columbia and The New York Times) does in Trump’s Digital Advantage Is Freaking Out Democratic Strategists, published in today’s New York Times. … Continue reading →

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Do you really need all this personal information, @RollingStone?

Posted on January 22, 2020 by Doc Searls

Here’s the popover that greets visitors on arrival at Rolling Stone‘s website: Our Privacy Policy has been revised as of January 1, 2020. This policy outlines how we use your information. By using our site and products, you are agreeing to the … Continue reading →

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