Articles of Interest - March 19
/***FAKE NEWS
A Game That Lets you Make Your own Fake News NPR
YouTube Will Link Directly to Wikipedia to Fight Conspiracy Theories Wired
A guide to anti-misinformation actions around the world Poynter
Susan Wojcicki on YouTube's Fight Against Misinformation Wired
Facebook Announces Plan To Combat Fake News Stories By Making Them Actually Happen The Onion
How governments are trying to fight misinformation Poynter
DC councilman apologizes for promoting conspiracy theory that weather is controlled by Jews The Hill
5 takeaways from First Draft’s identifying misinformation course Journalist’s Resources
***MOBILE
Eight things your phone's camera can do—other than snapping selfies PopSci
Clicking is dead; long live scrolling RTDNA
***PRODUCING MEDIA
Nearly one-in-five Americans now listen to audiobooks Pew Research
How to Write a Clear Video Production Brief Video Strategist
How to make your product photography shine Tech Republic
***INTERNET
Why Wikipedia Works New York Magazine
Roughly one in four Americans is online ‘constantly’ Recode
The Best Time of Day to Send Email Life Hacker
***SOCIAL MEDIA
WeChat Exceeds a Billion Users Fox Business News
Five ways social media can be good for teens Washington Post
There's a Healthier Way to Consume Your Media How Stuff Works
50 million Facebook profiles harvested for Cambridge Analytica in major data breach The Guardian
How to see all the weird apps that can access your data on Facebook Mashable
How Facebook likes could profile voters for manipulation Associated Press
Cambridge Analytica: Warrant sought to inspect company BBC
Is Your Data Safe on Facebook? Not Really CNN
How to Turn Off Apps in Facebook That May See your Personal Data USA Today
***TECHNOLOGY
Microsoft starts testing voice dictation in latest Office apps Zdnet
Hooked on Hardware? Tech Giants Face Tough Questions Over Device Addiction Variety
VR is still a novelty, but Google’s light-field technology could make it serious art MIT Technology Review
Google is opening up Maps so game developers can create the next Pokémon Go The Verge
FBI releases catalog of Nikola Tesla’s writings seized after his death MuckRock
***PRIVACY
Critics Concerned About Privacy Issues As Biometric Scanning Increases NPR
The latest Cambridge Analytica scandal shows it may be too late to stop them The Atlantic
***JOURNALISM
Welcome to Newscycle: The World’s Most Exhausting Cycling Workout McSweeneys
Shep Smith Has the Hardest Job on Fox News TIME
New EU regulations will have serious implications for newsrooms worldwide Columbia Journalism Review
Layoffs Hit 'Chicago Tribune' Newsroom NPR
Why off-the-record is a trap reporters should avoid Poynter
See bottom of article for one of the most-memorable correction notes New York Times
Q&A with Lisa Tozzi of BuzzFeed News The Editor's Desk
New 'dialogue journalism' project will immerse itself in gun debate Poynter
***THE BUSINESS OF JOURNALISM
How Digital News Startups Choose Between For-Profit and Non-Profit Status PBS Media Shift
Is this strip-mining or journalism? ‘Sobs, gasps, expletives’ over latest Denver Post layoffs Washington Post
***TEACHING JOURNALISM
Rise of ‘fake news’ producing more journalism majors Market Watch
***BIG DATA & AI
Tech's Next Big Wave: Big Data Meets Biology Fortune
Deep learning algorithms about to descend from the clouds and get into your gadgets Spectrum
***PERSONAL GROWTH
The I’m-not-biased bias Becoming (my blog)
We Asked Experts How to Let Go of Grudges Vice
The person who’s best at lying to you is you Quartz
What Do Personality Quizzes Really Tell You? Daily Jstor
Some people with A.D.H.D. may be naturally suited to our turbocharged world New York Times
***TEACHING
‘How Much Do You Want Your Final to Count?’ Chronicle of Higher Ed
How Technology Can Equalize Learning Differences Chronicle of Higher Ed
Rethinking Laptop Bans (AGAIN) and Note Taking Chronicle of Higher Ed
***WRITING & READING
Why Reading Books Should be Your Priority, According to Science Inc.
How a professional book aficionado packs reading for a trip. Yes, there's strategy Chicago Tribune
How do you talk about gender when the words ‘simply don’t exist’ in your language? PRI
***SOCIAL ISSUES
The Destructive Dynamics of Political Tribalism New York Times
80 percent of mass shooters showed no interest in video games, researcher says CBS News
***LANGUAGE
Asian-American Author Explains The Beautiful Struggle Behind ‘Chinglish’ Huffington Post
Language is the last frontier for Hollywood film-makers Economist
***LITERATURE
A John Oliver spoof of the Pence family’s new children’s book is an instant Amazon bestseller Quartz
Harper Lee's Estate Sues Aaron Sorkin Over 'To Kill A Mockingbird' Broadway Adaptation NPR
Madeleine L’Engle’s granddaughter helps explain how a strange error had gone uncorrected over innumerable printings of ‘A Wrinkle in Time’ The Daily Beast
America's Most Widely Misread Literary Work The Atlantic
***GENDER
Women Lose Out to Men Even Before They Graduate From College Bloomberg
How do you talk about gender when the words ‘simply don’t exist’ in your language? PRI
A State-By-State Guide To The Top Women's History Landmarks In America Forbes
***RACE & ETHNICITY ISSUES
Extensive Data Shows Punishing Reach of Racism for Black Boys New York Times
1963 Loyola Ramblers remembered for NCAA championship and inspiring social change Chicago Tribune
***FREE SPEECH
ACLU sues Georgia city over sign ban; city reverses decision AP News
Arizona State University on-campus event will continue despite lawsuit KTAR
The Campus Free Speech Crisis is a Myth (opinion) Washington Post
Some Pundits Say There's No Campus Free Speech 'Crisis.' Here's Why They're Wrong Reason
***LEGAL ISSUES
Electronics-recycling innovator faces prison for trying to extend computers' lives LA Times
School district charges Newspaper $500 for public records—to pay the attorney who had to review them first Magnolia Sate
Charlottesville witness files defamation suit against InfoWars and other far-right figures CNN
***RELIGION
A Quiet Exodus: Why Black Worshipers Are Leaving White Evangelical Churches New York Times
Film Review: This story of Christian band MercyMe's breakout song ‘I Can Only Imagine’ Variety
***RELIGION AND POLITICS
After Alignment With Trump, Some Evangelicals Are Questioning Movement's Leaders NPR
The Governor Of Mississippi Just Signed The Most Restrictive Abortion Law In The Country BuzzFeed News
***HISTORY
The Passionate Photo Colorizers Who Are Humanizing the Past Atlas Obscura
***ART & DESIGN
Beautifully Designed Map Shows the Literal Translations of Country Names Open Culture
Linda Nochlin on “Why Have There Been No Great Women Artists” Daily Jstor
How AI and machine learning are changing the arts Venture Beat
***MUSIC
How the rise of voice activation devices is changing the music industry and adland The Music Network
SXSW: Music Journalism Panel Illuminates Streaming’s Impact on Editorial Decisions Variety
***VIDEO GAMES
A treasure trove of handheld video games from the '80s added to the Internet Archive Mashable
Someone is making a multiplayer trash robot you steer through an actual river The Verge
***THE BUSINESS OF MEDIA
Radio giant iHeartMedia files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, its apps and events play on USA Today
***STUDENT LIFE
How Millennials today compare with their grandparents 50 years ago Pew Research
Students at Marshall University, in West Virginia, are using dating apps to solicit votes in student-government elections Marshall Parthenon
All the Insane Ways Millennials Handle Their Snail Mail MEL Magazine
Teens Get ‘Corporal Punishment’ in Rural Arkansas for joining the nationwide student walkout against gun violence The Daily Beast
***JOBS
Candidacies Killed by a Typo Chronicle of Higher Ed
***SEXUAL HARASSMENT & ASSAULT
Campus rape victims often find more justice in college than in court The Guardian
Congress demands Pentagon, DOJ investigate child sex assault Associated Press
Education Dept. Stops Providing Details on Resolved Title IX Cases Chronicle of Higher Ed
Rutgers professor, 75, accused of sexually harassing 29-year-old student NewJersey.com
***ACADEMIC LIFE
The Professor Is In: The Ethics of Backing Out Chronicle of Higher Ed
At California’s top public universities, why a dearth of Latino professors matters Cal Matters
How Not to Be an Academic Snob Out Chronicle of Higher Ed
Inequality in Academic Disciplines Inside Higher Ed
***BUSINESS
How to Motivate Your Employees: Give Them Compliments and Pizza The Cut
Google makes push to turn product searches into cash Reuters
***ENVIRONMENT
The patterns of migratory birds in an Amazing Visualization National Geographic
Using hair, makeup and skincare to make Cape Town’s water crisis relatable for Americans Glamour
***HEALTH
AI can spot signs of Alzheimer’s before your family does MIT Tech Review
Americans are exercising more, but the obesity rate is growing The Atlas
A New Documentary About Adults On Adderall — And Not Just For ADHD NPR
Tech's Next Big Wave: Big Data Meets Biology Fortune
Many common drugs, not just antibiotics, may kill off gut microbes State News
***FAMILY
How Missouri is the nation’s leader in child marriages Kansas City Star
There is such a thing as the favorite child Fatherly
Babies Think Logically Before They Can Talk Scientific American
***SCIENCE
Is science really facing a reproducibility crisis, and do we need it to? (opinion) Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences
5 Ways to Defend Science in 2018 TIME
***PSYCHOLOGY
There’s an Upside to Being Sad and Lonely: A Talent for Reading People Mental Floss
A history of loneliness The Conversation
A Neuroscientist Explains: psychology's replication crisis – podcast The Guardian
***RESEARCH
The Augmented Researcher: What Does 2018 Hold for AI in Publishing? RD Mag
Statistical errors may taint as many as half of mouse studies Spectrum
Preprints and Citations: Should Non-Peer Reviewed Material Be Included in Article References? The Scholarly Kitchen
A famed archaeologist faked several of his ancient findings and may have run a "forger's workshop" Live Science
Peer Review Fails to Prevent Publication of Paper with Unsupported Claims About Peer Review Scholarly Kitchen