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Picture the most humiliating experience of your life. Now imagine that this awful moment was captured on video by someone else and posted online where…
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YouTube says it's banning hateful and extremist speech from neo-Nazis, white supremacists and terrorists. But that's a tough task. And in the past few…
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Is the internet broken? Members of the U.S. House of Representatives think so, and will begin investigating potential anti-trust violations among some of…
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Why didn’t NBC run Ronan Farrow’s Harvey Weinstein story last summer when it could? Why did the network encourage him to find another outlet for the…
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The tributes and remembrances of Sen. John McCain continue to flow. His relationship with the media wasn’t always friendly, but it was one of cooperation…
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Missouri's attorney general says his office will investigate Google for potential violations of the state's antitrust and consumer-protection laws.A…
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Three very different stories illustrate the common -- and deepening -- fault line that news, sports, entertainment media and higher education are trying…
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The New York Times reports on the dramatic decline in enrollment at Mizzou in the wake of student protests. A current student leader cries foul while…
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How do journalists ring in the New Year? Megyn Kelly announced she was moving from Fox News to NBC. CNN's Don Lemon rivaled Mariah Carey for most…
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Kansas City leaders have given Google permission to put antennas on light poles in parts of the city to test new technology that could lead to citywide…