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Apple’s Unique History of Launch Events
Tim Cook officially announced the launch of the iPhone Xs, iPhone Xs Max and iPhone Xr generation of iPhones last week, finally ending the guessing game that took place during the months leading up to the event. Two weeks earlier, journalists and bloggers alike relied
How Will Facebook-Exclusive Shows Fare in the Modern Era?
This month Facebook debuted its first set of programming. The lineup included news from ABC News, Advance Local, ATTN:, CNN, Fox News, Mic, Quartz and Univision. Programs included ABC’s “More in Common,” which shows people from various backgrounds coming together in unique and interesting ways.
Apple’s iOS Update: A Strategic PR Decision
Apple has recently announced a big corporate move: iPhones will now share your exact location with first responders when dialing 911.
Car Sharing in the Age of Social Media
Car sharing companies are utilizing social media more than ever.
MediaShift Shuts Down Editorial Operations, Shifting Focus To Training
MediaShift will shift its gears towards live events, and new editorial content will be no more.
Civil Seeks to Civilize Journalism with Blockchain Tech
A new kind of news startup seeks to radically change the way newsrooms are funded and supported worldwide.
Google Aims to Fight Fake News With Their Own News Initiative
Google is aiming to support quality journalism with its own initiative.
Zuckerberg Testimony Yields Surprising Results
While Mark Zuckerberg was getting grilled in DC, Facebook’s stock had a great couple of days.
March For Our Lives: A Video Primer
Missed March For Our Lives? We’ve got a video to help you catch up on what you missed