“Please Read the Article”? Please Cite Women Academics. | Meryl Alper

I’m not an expert on cyber warfare, nor do I play one on TV—or on Twitter for that matter. I have, though, published academic research about the cultural claims to legitimacy that policymakers have historically used when responding to perceived threats of youth hackers—work, I should note, that popular journalists have covered and properly attributed…

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Huffington Post editor thinks journalism is only authentic when you don’t pay the writer

The only part of David Cameron’s EU renegotiation likely to attract public interest is his plan to limit in-work benefits for migrants. No.10 adopted the policy after focus groups found that it had more “cut-through” than a limit on numbers. Reports at the weekend suggested that Jeremy Corbyn, who is in Brussels for a meeting of the Party…

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The favorite publisher trick that makes their digital audiences look bigger and younger – Digiday

The pressure is on digital publishers to show they have massive reach and a young readership. That means reporting a big comScore audience number with plenty of those millennials who brands want so badly to engage with. The reason is simple: Many media plans have an arbitrary cutoff point for participating publishers. So publishers need to show…

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