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Preserving 135 years of media at the Library of Congress Packard Campus – WTOP News
Home » Matt About Town » Preserving 135 years of… Preserving 135 years of media at the Library of Congress Packard Campus By Matt Kaufax | matt.kaufax@wtop.com February 10, 2026, 4:59 AM Preserving 135 years of media at the Library of Congress Packard Campus Imagine you had access to the original reels of film for…
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Opinion – How media lost power in the age of Trump and the internet – The Washington Post
Opinion By George F. Will What killed print media — and what died with it The waning of newsprint is about cultural changes more momentous than digital publishing’s arrival. October 17, 2025, 4 min A sound of morning silence is coming to Atlanta. The sound of newspapers landing on sidewalks in residential neighborhoods will vanish…
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Money for Nothing: Finance and the End of Culture – Public Books
Source Links: Money for Nothing: Finance and the End of Culture – Public Books
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Libraries Across The United States Are Ending Fines For Overdue Books
By Rachel Kramer Bussel, Senior Contributor Media, Jul 30, 2021,07:49am EDT Libraries across the United States are eliminating late fees for overdue books. In Burbank, California, the Burbank Public Library became fine free on July 1, eliminating fees for overdue books and cancelling historical overdue fees. Of the switch, the library wrote on its website,…
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The End of Legacy Media (Newspapers, Magazines, Books, TV Networks)
By Jakob Nielsen on August 22, 1998 Most current media formats will die and be replaced with an integrated Web medium in five to ten years. –from article.. Legacy media cannot survive because the current media landscape is an artifact of the underlying hardware technology. Whenever the user experience is dictated by hardware limitations, it…
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Is there a scientific case for literature? A neuroscientist novelist argues yes | Salon.com
Illogical as it might seem, there may be an evolutionary reason that humans love consuming fiction By Erik Hoel, April 18, 2021 11:30PM (UTC) You do something strange every day. You consume fictions. It’s such an omnipresent habit, shared by all, that we rarely consider the oddity of it. I’m a fiction writer myself, but…
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On World Press Freedom Day, student shares her opinion on why a free press matters – The Washington Post
Winner of the KidsPost essay contest says, “free press and technology go hand in hand.” Source: On World Press Freedom Day, student shares her opinion on why a free press matters – The Washington Post
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These are the American people Trump calls enemies of the American people – The Washington Post
#FreePress #Journalism #Journalists #NotOurEnemies #Media The Post newsroom is filled with people of all backgrounds, from the military to delivering pizzas. Source: These are the American people Trump calls enemies of the American people – The Washington Post
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Infographic: Why The Media Isn’t The “Enemy” | GOOD
Global press freedom is down, journalist deaths are up Source: Infographic: Why The Media Isn’t The “Enemy” | GOOD
