The serious side of ‘mansplaining’ has been lost. That’s where the harm begins | Rebecca Solnit | The Guardian
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Interested in a Mass Communication Ph.D.? Consider the @UofSC_SJMC at the University of South Carolina. We will be tabling at the @NatComm Graduate School Open House Thurs 11/17 at 1pm CT. Applications are due 1/15/23. https://t.co/W1GoAVtzKA
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To attend #NCA22 we have to install a new 3rd party app, upload our government issued ID, and keep this app on our phones until the conference.
What if I don't want another app sucking up personal info and my ID? What if I don't use a smartphone? No alternative listed.
More of us are toggling between social-media feeds and working on our computers. @juliejargon explains why this tech multitasking has consequences. #WSJWhatsNow https://t.co/SK7e98ckTD
Trial by Internet: A Randomized Field Experiment on Wikipedia’s Influence on Judges’ Legal Reasoning by Neil Thompson, Brian Flanagan, Edana Richardson, Brian McKenzie, Xueyun Luo :: SSRN https://t.co/qicm7O4Q7Y