Election Polls: A Look Behind the Numbers
As the 2020 presidential campaign ramps up, we’re getting hit almost daily with new candidate polls, often with wildly different results. Case in point, the most recent CNN poll shows Democratic candidate Kamala Harris plunged from second place with 17% support in June, to 5% support and tied for fourth place. Her strong debate performance […]
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Social Media Could Be in Deep for Fakes
Digital technology is ever-changing and always advancing. This is great for humanity. It creates efficient, unique answers to current challenges. The internet—and specifically social media—has permanently changed how we communicate and gather information. But not all of these changes are positive. The United States government is fighting a new technological threat—deepfakes. Deepfakes are videos that […]
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Souvenirs from This Summer’s Political Carnival
At least twenty-five Democrats – for now! – have taken the plunge and launched campaigns for the presidency in 2020. This crowded primary is approaching a turning point, though. With increasingly difficult requirements to qualify for debates, painful fundraising realities and other laws of political gravity looming, the field should soon begin to shrink. That […]
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Real News
You’d be hard pressed to find two places more different than Youngstown, Ohio and Miami, Florida. One is a struggling industrial city, the other a tropical melting pot of cultures. But in recent days both cities were united in an unlikely way by providing visible evidence on the state of journalism in America, both good […]
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How to Know When It’s Time to Rebrand
Have you ever noticed yourself scrolling through Instagram or Facebook and noticed a familiar brand with a familiar yet new look and feel, and thought, “Wow! They are doing really great!” Or perhaps the opposite: “Oh no! They should have stuck with their old logo!” Or maybe you are feeling a bit self-conscious about your […]
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