Articles of Interest - March 5
/***TECHNOLOGY
Edible Graphene Is Here, And Electronics In Your Food Are Coming Fast Company
New Orleans is testing predictive policing technology The Verge
Determining The Average Apple Device Lifespan Asymco
The Design Tricks That Make Smartphones Addictive—And How to Fight Them Mental Floss
Has dopamine got us hooked on tech? The Guardian
Self-driving cars offer huge benefits—but have a dark side The Economist
Driverless vehicles will change the world, just as cars did before them Economist
CRISPR ‘gone wild’ has made stocks swoon, but studies show how to limit off-target editing Stat News
***FAKE NEWS
Here Come the Fake Videos, Too New York Times
Digital-age tools and technology give rise to fake videos ASU
Twitter to explain on Capitol Hill how hoax against Miami Herald was perpetrated McClatchy Washington Bureau
Facebook to End News Feed Experiment in 6 Countries That Magnified Fake News The New York Times
Facebook Doesn't Know How Many People Followed Russians on Instagram Wired
Reddit says Russian propaganda was shared by ‘thousands’ ahead of the 2016 election Recode
The language that the Russians used were Clues Wired
How To Empower Users To Fight Fake News Fast Company
Facebook working on approach to classifying satirical news pieces Washington Post
***PRIVACY & SECURITY
Equifax finds its big data breach hit an additional 2.4 million people LA Times
Covert 'Replay Sessions' Have Been Harvesting Passwords by Mistake Wired
A 1.3Tbs DDoS Hit GitHub, the Largest Yet Recorded Wired
EFF launches redesigned Surveillance Self-Defense site Electronic Frontier Foundation
***BIG DATA & AI
Machine learning self defense: how to not shoot yourself in the foot Naked Security
Why Artificial Intelligence Needs To Learn How To Follow Its Gut Wired
Problematic black boxes: what to do about AIs acting without humans grasping why Economist
Can you do data science in a graphical user interface? Hadley Wickham says no Meetup
**THE BUSINESS OF MEDIA
P&G demands more out of its digital advertising Reuters
***JOURNALISM
Face recognition: what use is it to newsrooms? BBC News Labs
Music journalism: 'It's not dying. Actually, it's changing...' Musically
A journalism educator wonders: How can I teach students how to maintain their credibility? Poynter
‘They can’t kill us all’: Slovakian journalists defiant after murder The Guardian
How Broadcasters Are Making Two-Way Experiences with Interactive Content PBS Media Shift
***THE BUSINESS OF JOURNALISM
Why recent subscribers chose to pay for news American Press Institute
How Hearst Newspapers changes its paywall to drive reader loyalty Digiday
***SOCIAL MEDIA
The Biggest YouTube Videos of 2018 (So Far) Thrillist
What You Need To Know About Vero, The Latest Hot Social Network Refinery29
Evan Spiegel Is Doubling Down on Snapchat’s Biggest Failure Vanity Fair
Social Media Use 2018: Demographics and Statistics Pew Research Center
YouTube Doesn't Know Where Its Own Line Is Wired
More than a third of all US adults use Instagram now The Verge
Yes the ‘cheerleader effect’ is real – and you can make it work in your favour The Conversation
Twitter rolls out private bookmark feature for tweets CNN
Escaping Twitter’s Self-Consciousness Machine The New Yorker
Twitter is sick. The prognosis is grim Washington Post
Twitter Seeks Health Metrics To Help It Improve Its Platform Wired
Publishers Are Switching Domain Names To Try And Stay Ahead Of Facebook’s Algorithm Changes BuzzFeed News
Facebook goes after LinkedIn with job postings expansion CNN
How to Turn Off Facebook's Face Recognition Features Wired
How to Ditch the News Feed Algorithm and Take Back Facebook Motherboard
Facebook Under Fire for Bizarre Child Predator Survey Question TechNewsWorld
Should satire be flagged on Facebook? Poynter
***PRODUCING MEDIA
Adobe is Developing Photoshop for Your Voice Medium
***INTERNET
Rural Communities Take Broadband Into Their Own Hands NPR
11% of Americans don’t use the internet. Who are they? Pew Research Center
Google: Only 8% of Chrome users use Flash plugin on a daily basis Tech Republic
***PERSONAL GROWTH
Your Gift to the World Becoming (my blog)
***GRAMMAR
The Fictional Possessives-With-Gerunds Rule Chronicle of Higher Ed
In the court of common usage, an old pronoun is losing its case Economist
***WRITING & READING
The Tough-Love Approach to Writing Chronicle of Higher Ed
***LANGUAGE
Can the World’s Biggest Dictionary Survive the Internet? The Guardian
The Language In “Black Panther” Is Totally Real. Here’s How To Speak It Fast Company
***GENDER
The distressingly unsurprising story of what happens when prominent (usually male) dissertation advisers fail to do their job Chronicle of Higher Ed
The 5 most popular programming languages among female developers Tech Republic
***RACE & ETHNICITY ISSUES
Why Race Should Be Included In The Conversation About Arming Teachers NPR
Antisemitic incidents in US soar to highest level in two decades The Guardian
The First Time My White Husband Witnessed Someone Discriminate Against Me for the Color of My Skin Glamour
***FREE SPEECH
Supreme Court Considers Free Speech Vs. Retaliatory Arrests Associated Press
Georgia Supreme Court Voids Murder Trial Gag Order RTNDA
***LEGAL ISSUES
New Front In Data Privacy At The Supreme Court: Can U.S. Seize Emails Stored Abroad NPR
Playboy Drops Misguided Copyright Case Against Boing Boing Electronic Frontier Foundation
The ACLU is suing the US over separation of mother, child seeking asylum Associated Press
Video News Aggregator Loses Fair Use Defense Technology & Marketing Law Blog
***RELIGION
Pennsylvania Church Holds 'Blessing' Ceremony Featuring AR-15 Rifles NBC San Diego
5 facts about U.S. evangelical Protestants Pew Research Center
People Like Billy Graham Are Why I Quit Christianity Vice
Demand for exorcisms is up threefold in Italy, so Vatican is holding conference USA Today
The Devil in My Dad: The 'Satanic Panic' of the 1980’s Elle
Some churches drop ‘Baptist’ from names to gain new members Columbus Dispatch
Battle over religion in public schools waged in one of America's fastest-growing cities Religious News Service
How Trump And Race Are Splitting Evangelicals FiveThirtyEight
Endeavor Content Invests in Newly Launched Faith-Based Production Company Hollywood Reporter
***SOCIAL ISSUES
How Different Income Groups Spend Money Flowing Data
Photojournalist James Nachtwey captures America's opioid epidemic at the personal level TIME
Born in the Late 70s or Early 80s? Now There’s Finally a Name for Your Generation My Modern Met
***GOOD NEWS
Chuck Feeney: the billionaire who gave it all away Irish Times
***ART & DESIGN
Photography Competition 2018: The Winners National Geographic Traveller
Drone photography is just normal photography now Quartz
***MUSIC
The Hamilton Soundtrack Gets the “Weird Al” Yankovic Treatment With a New Polka Medley Slate
Mozart’s Diary Where He Composed His Final Masterpieces Is Now Digitized and Available Online Open Culture
***STUDENT MEDIA
Professor grabs student journalist and deletes photos after classroom was photographed The Vermont Cynic
Sunshine laws, The Sunflower and the student government at WSU’s attempt to smack the student newspaper around Dynamics of Writing
Wichita State student newspaper faces funding cut The Wichita Eagle
Critical administrators. Closed meetings. Proposed funding cuts. What the heck is going on at Wichita State University? Student Press Law Center
***STUDENT LIFE
Millennials projected to overtake Baby Boomers as America’s largest generation Pew Research Center
The Generation Gap in American Politics: Wide and growing divides in views of racial discrimination People
Defining generations: Where Millennials end and post-Millennials begin Pew Research Center
Student newspaper publishes hardcore porn and sexual violence photo spread The College Fix
Pro-Trump College Group Won’t Tell the Feds What the Hell It’s Doing The Daily Beast
Go Ahead, Millennials, Destroy Us New York Times
College Sues Former Student Who Won’t Leave Her Dorm Room Snopes
Exclusive: Congress requires many unpaid interns to sign nondisclosure agreements Vox
Millennials lost money to scams more often than their grandparents USA Today
Helicopter parents don’t stay at home when the kids go to college — they keep hovering Washington Post
***JOBS
Do Resume Typos Matter? Here’s What Hundreds Of LinkedIn Users Say Fast Company
Edit tests are out of control, say journalists in search of jobs Columbia Journalism Review
Stop Confusing Your Job Skills With Your Credentials Fast Company
***BUSINESS
Most Companies Have No Idea Where They Are Going TechNewsWorld
Most employees waste 32 days of productivity per year on bad enterprise apps Tech Republic
***SEXUAL HARASSMENT & ASSAULT
Consent in the Digital Age: Can Apps Solve a Very Human Problem? New York Times
#UsToo movement targets sexual harassment in science Chemistry World
***SEXUAL HARASSMENT & ASSAULT ON CAMPUS
Here’s how a national database could help colleges fight sexual assault The Hill
Arizona professor with dropped charges not allowed on campus Arizona Daily Sun
The student who was harassed online when she created a petition not to rehire the coach 406 MT Sports
Lawsuit: Prominent faculty member accused of rape, repeated assaults, and an attempt to involve her boyfriend in murdering the faculty member’s ex-wife Democrat & Chronicle
More Women Come Forward to Report Sexual Harassment by Harvard Professor Chronicle of Higher Ed
***ACADEMIC LIFE
Ex-MSU professor, 'renowned' robotics expert accused of $400K fraud MLive
***HEALTH
Still Thirsty? It's Up To Your Brain, Not Your Body NPR
Here's How Often You Should Clean Everything In Your House Mental Floss
20 years ago, research fraud catalyzed the anti-vaccination movement. Let’s not repeat history Vox
New Study Finds Childhood Obesity Remains On the Rise in America Fatherly
People are dying because we misunderstand how addicts think Vox
Like It Or Not, Personal Health Technology Is Getting Smarter NPR
***SCIENCE
Remarkable Photo of a Single Atom Wins Science Photography Contest My Modern Met
How your sense of smell may affect your politics: An ancient trait creates political leanings Economist
***PSYCHOLOGY
We need new kinds of antidepressants, in addition to pills Vox
The most neurotic places in the US, according to 1.5 billion tweets Quartz
The surprisingly weak scientific case for emotional support animals Vox
***PRODUCTIVITY
The Productivity Paradox—Why Doing More Doesn't Get More Done Hello Sign
***ENVIRONMENT
North Pole surges above freezing in the dead of winter, stunning scientists Washington Post
***RESEARCH
Is it time to nationalise academic publishers? Times Higher Education
How to write a first-class paper Nature
***HIGHER ED
Amid Fear of Foreign Influence, Colleges’ Confucius Institutes Face Renewed Skepticism Chronicle of Higher Ed
There Is No Case for the Humanities Chronicle of Higher Ed
A Conservative Underground Surfaces at a Christian University as an anonymous newsletter spreads all over campus Inside Higher Ed
Students who are openly gay and Christian challenge Ozark Christian College, other religious colleges Joplin Globe
***TEACHING
The forgetting curve explains why humans struggle to memorize Quartz
Tech Devices in the classroom (a student editorial) Georgia State Signal
The Case for Inclusive Teaching Chronicle of Higher Ed