A teenage blogger with “My Crappy Life” posts turned into a criminal investigation
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A deal that shows everything is wrong with creative media partnerships
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It pits you against the BBC while promoting patriotism
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Research shows that people who document their lives in writing—blogs, journals, essays—not only remember their experiences better, but also understand them differently because storytelling and understanding use the same cognitive architecture.
A few years ago I hit a wall with my writing. I…
What a 2006 government exercise reveals about online speech and national security
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3 million French bloggers: a story that still has something to teach us
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Why the Biggest Automation Changes in Mid-Sized Companies Are Being Overlooked
Mid-sized organizations implement automation through routine operational changes without public announcements or…
The 2007 WordPress update shows how painful it is to manage a site today
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The story of Six Apart and what it still means to independent publishers
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The NFL is reshaping its social media strategy for Gen Z engagement
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