articles of interest - Sept 18
/***THE BUSINESS OF MEDIA
61% of young adults in U.S. watch mainly streaming TV Pew Research Center
The magazine industry finds itself fighting on unfamiliar terrain, best suited to their rivals Talking New Media
***JOURNALISM
How to cover DACA as a student journalist: advice from professionals Student Press Law Center
Journalist from Mexico denied entry to U.S. for D.C. press event CBS News
Report for America aims to get 1,000 journalists in local newsrooms in next 5 years Poynter
How the Birmingham Mail Separated Print from Digital to Save the Newspaper PBS Media Shift
***THE BUSINESS OF JOURNALISM
No Apology, No Explanation: Fox News And The Seth Rich Story NPR
BuzzFeed News embraces video, skips the ‘pivot’ Columbia Journalism Review
***FAKE NEWS
WSJ, Getty unpublish fake photographs from phony conflict reporter imediaethics
***TECHNOLOGY
Apple’s FaceID Could Be a Powerful Tool for Mass Spying (opinion) Wired
Apple's Facial Recognition Software Has Privacy Advocates Worried NPR
iPhone X price, features widen gap between haves and have-nots CNET
What It Might Take To Stop The Data Breaches NPR
A long-range, frugal new chip could be just what a smart city needs Economist
***TECHNOLOGY: FACIAL RECOGNITION
Ever better and cheaper, face-recognition technology is spreading Economist
Advances in AI are used to spot signs of sexuality Economist
Researchers produce images of people’s faces from their genomes Economist
***BIG DATA & STATISTICS
The Amazing Ways Coca Cola Uses Artificial Intelligence And Big Data To Drive Success Forbes
How technology is changing the culture of the intelligence community Federal News Radio
***SOCIAL MEDIA
Dude is pumped to discover Snapchat's ridiculous new feature Mashable
Confessions of an Instagram influencer: Brands just want big numbers Digiday
***PRODUCING MEDIA
Phones Are Changing How People Shoot and Watch Video Wired
Tell a Story with your Data with StorylineJS Chronicle of Higher Ed
***INTERNET
Equifax hired a music major as chief security officer Mediaite
***PERSONAL GROWTH
The “No one to blame but themselves” rule Becoming (my blog)
6 Reasons Good People Turn Into Monsters Cracked
***HUMANITIES /STEM
Science tries to make sense of humanities: This is your brain on art Washington Post
***GRAMMAR
The meaning of Entitlement Chronicle of Higher Ed
***WRITING & READING
How Reading Rewires Your Brain for More Intelligence and Empathy Big Think
***LANGUAGE
Research Shows Spanish Speakers Take Longer To Learn English. Why? NPR
Merriam-Webster adds 'alt-right' and 'sriracha' and 250 more words to its dictionary LA Times
***GENDER
Women dominate journalism schools, but newsrooms are still a different story Poynter
***RACE & ETHNICITY ISSUES
What ESPN Employees Are Saying About The Jemele Hill Situation On Their Private Message Board DeadSpin
How the U.S. Hispanic population is changing Pew Research
4 Books That Will Help You Understand Race in Modern America Study Breaks
***FREE SPEECH
Arguments over free speech on campus are not left v right Economist
What Lies Ahead in the Campus-Speech Wars? Experts discuss the challenges they see on the horizon — and what colleges can do about them Chronicle of Higher Ed
The Free Speech-Hate Speech Trade-Off (opinion) New York Times
What Lies Ahead in the Campus-Speech Wars? Experts discuss the challenges they see on the horizon — and what colleges can do about them Chronicle of Higher Ed
Some Americans don’t believe Muslims, atheists have First Amendment rights Religion News Service
Incidents at Harvard and Catholic Universities run counter to narrative about campus speaker controversies Inside Higher Ed
How First Amendment Battles Are Shaping Up in the Social Media Age Hollywood Reporter
***LEGAL ISSUES
Website Inaccessible to Visually Impaired Violated the Americans with Disabilities Act Lexology
Facebook Wins Appeal Over Allegedly Discriminatory Content Removal–Sikhs for Justice v. Facebook Technology and Marketing Law Blog
How Spotify's Argument in Copyright Lawsuit Could Upend the Music Industry's Newfound Recovery Billboard
If ESPN Wants to Discipline Jemele Hill, She Might Have Law on Her Side New York Times
Conan O'Brien to Probe Whether Copyright Office Was Duped by Tom Brady Joke Hollywood Reporter
Doubling (& Tripling) Down on Trademark Protection For Secret Menu Items–In-N-Out v. Smashburger Technology & Marketing Law Blog
***RELIGION
A Booming New Jersey Evangelical Church whose fiery founder who embraced the K.K.K. New York Times
Houston Church Blocks Jewish Lesbian From Volunteering to Help Hurricane Victims Newsweek
Died: Nabeel Qureshi, Author of ‘Seeking Allah, Finding Jesus’ Christianity Today
'Jesus People' – a movement born from the 'Summer of Love' LA Times
***ART & DESIGN
Banksy is back with artwork that expertly skewers how institutions treat street art Mashable
***SEXUAL HARASSMENT & ASSAULT
Liberalism and the Campus Rape Tribunals New York Times
***SOCIAL ISSUES
As U.S. marriage rate hovers at 50%, education gap in marital status widens Pew Research Center
***HEALTH
What Makes People Like (and Dislike) Their Doctors? Priceonomics
***HEALTH: CANCER
Science will win the technical battle against cancer. But that is only half the fight Economist
New types of therapy mean cancer is going to become ever more survivable Economist
Understanding cancer’s unruly origins helps early diagnosis Economist
Enrolling the immune system in the fight against cancer Economist
Today’s anti-cancer tools are ever better wielded Economist
The developing world needs better cancer strategies Economist
***BUSINESS
Why American Workers Pay Twice as Much in Taxes as Wealthy Investors Bloomberg
***PSYCHOLOGY
The Social Life of Opioids: New studies strengthen ties between loss, pain and drug use Scientific American
***PHILOSOPHY
Feminism and the Future of Philosophy New York Times
Philosophy, Descartes and the dance of life The Guardian
***PRODUCTIVITY
The Silicon Valley avant-garde have turned to LSD in a bid to increase their productivity 1843 Magazine
***RESEARCH
This search engine makes finding public records less painful Poynter
“Do You Expect Me to Just Give Away My Data?” Eos
Creating Incentives to Address the Replication Crisis in Science Undark
COPE Ethical Guidelinesfor Peer Reviewers Pub Ethics
Publishing in parallel: when two societies work together Royal Society
***HIGHER ED
How U.S. News college rankings promote economic inequality on campus Politico
The subtle ways colleges discriminate against poor students, explained with a cartoon Vox
Report Faults U. of Virginia on Response to White-Supremacist Rally Chronicle of Higher Ed
Christian Universities: Moving Ahead by Standing Still (opinion) Context
***TEACHING
Atmospheric scientist at Illinois is on leave after refusing to provide lecture slides to student with disabilities Inside Higher Ed
***STUDENT MEDIA
Five reasons you should join your college newspaper Medium
UT Austin journalist assaulted while covering protest Student Press Law Center
***STUDENT LIFE
Georgia Tech Student-Activist Shot Dead by Campus Police Fox 5 Atlanta
Student reporters kicked out of “open” student government meeting Student Press Law Center
Students lose roughly four in 10 of the credits they accumulate before transferring: The transfer route in California is a "complex and costly maze” Inside Higher Ed
How Successful Valedictorians Are After High School Money Magazine
As Millennials Get Older, Many Are Buying SUVs To Drive To Their Suburban Homes NPR
Why Millennials should be really worried about the Equifax breach Money Magazine
DACA student targeted by classmate says university has done nothing to help CBS News
Yale University will discontinue the terms “freshman” and “upperclassman” in its official documents Inside Higher Ed
How to choose a student credit card USA Today
How to Decide If Moving Off Campus Is Right for You Study Breaks
***ACADEMIC LIFE
Evergreen professor at center of protests resigns; college will pay $500,000 The Seattle Times
Republicans view professors more ‘coldly’ than Democrats do Pew Research Center
How a Group of Instructors Is Standing Up to the Right-Wing Outrage Machine Chronicle of Higher Ed
College puts adjunct on leave over tweet about teaching 'future dead cops' Inside Higher Ed