A good leader can engage in a debate frankly and thoroughly, knowing that at the end he and the other side must be closer, and thus emerge stronger. You don't have that idea when you are arrogant, superficial, and uninformed. | | | | | Look who the election brought back. Greg, Chip and Babs. "Animal House" (1978) (Universal Pictures) | | | | | | “A good leader can engage in a debate frankly and thoroughly, knowing that at the end he and the other side must be closer, and thus emerge stronger. You don't have that idea when you are arrogant, superficial, and uninformed.”
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| | rantnrave:// My quarterly posting of this video in a time of such great division... Where do you complain that TWITTER is down when Twitter is down? #meta... My nieces and nephew are antidotes... The TV industry may be ecstatic about the 2016 upfronts, but it would be a mistake to view the TV ad market as resilient – let alone a growth business. Like every medium before it, the television will give way to newer, more capable delivery models. And the winners are unlikely to be the same. REDEF MediaORIGINAL: "Brightest Before the Dark: The Impending Fall of TV Ad Spend"... Been running into a lot of GREG MARMALARD-types online in response to my #NeverTrump stances. You see, I have to fight the urge to answer the nutters... Decency and morality over my wallet... Voting Matters... Fact-checking... Have you checked out FashionREDEF, MusicREDEF, SportsREDEF and TechREDEF? All of REDEF.com and newsletters... Happy Birthday to ANDREW HAMPP. | | | - Jason Hirschhorn, curator |
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| If you think this election is insane, wait until 2020. I want you to imagine how, in four years' time, technologies like AI, machine learning, sensors and networks will accelerate. | | |
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| As if the sudden death of Gawker Media, felled by a Hulk Hogan invasion-of-privacy suit, wasn't shocking enough when it happened earlier this year, word quickly got out that the whole thing had been bankrolled by one of Silicon Valley's most successful investors. | | |
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| Behind the show of confidence orchestrated by Mr. Trump’s staff are the neediness and vulnerability of a once-boastful candidate uncertain of victory. | | |
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| Founder Blaise Bellville explains how he grew his live-streaming series while keeping his creative vision intact. | | |
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| Facebook is a media company, and it should start acting like it. | | |
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| Governments all over the world are manipulating social media for their own ends. That’s where the digital footsoldiers come in - smearing opponents, spreading disinformation and posting fake texts for ‘pocket money’ | | |
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| The future of your money. | | |
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| History shows that new technologies evolve faster than society adopts them. | | |
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| Lewis Lapham on the degradation of a powerful political concept. | | |
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| Together with several partners, Harm Theunisse is developing a more environmentally friendly record pressing process: injection moulded records. | | |
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| By hosting a new podcast, the disgraced former cycling champion takes "a gentle step" forward with his life. | | |
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| The Philadelphia Museum of Art examines the past and present of Vlisco fabrics, a symbol of our hyperconnected, postcolonial material world. | | |
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| To online 'Trump Guards,' the U.S. race pits a corrupt official against a plain-spoken outsider. | | |
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| The mammoth Yale endowment fund run by David Swensen has been a training ground for investment managers, its alumni now scattered through the nonprofit world. | | |
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| It’s hard to feel any positives these days: We’re in the eye of the storm. We’re at peak anxiety. Maximum rancor. | | |
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| Tish and Snooky Bellomo have always been cool. | | |
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| Maybe everything we know is wrong, says Brie Code | | |
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| What defines journalistic quality? How to build a system reliable enough to be deployed at scale? Here are some leads. Last week, we explored the absurdity of digital news economics plagued by its absolute disregard for any notion of quality. An obvious question follows: For a piece of information, how do we define quality? | | |
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| Eric Chien, a leading cybersecurity expert at Symantec, discusses the Showtime doc ‘Zero Days,’ how he uncovered the Stuxnet cyberattack on Iran, the election hacks, and much more. | | |
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| The second half of our CARRIE oral history is here! | | |
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