Social Media Policy- Senators put YouTube, TikTok, Snap on defensive on kids' use - Associated Press October 26, 2021
- Australian privacy overhaul on the horizon with the release of online privacy draft legislation and reform discussion paper - Lexology October 25, 2021
- Media Literacy Is Key to American Public Life and Civic Engagement - The Augusta Press October 25, 2021
- Twitter suspends Indiana Rep. Jim Banks' official account - Associated Press October 24, 2021
- The week in fake news: Unvaccinated FEMA workers and other popular but false tales on social media - The Seattle Times October 22, 2021
- The top global media consumption trends of 2021 - The Drum October 22, 2021
- Andrew Yang on America's “very bizarre direction” — and why the two-party system needs to go - Salon October 22, 2021
- National | Keeping tabs on disinformation - CBA National October 20, 2021
- UK fines Facebook $69.4 million for failing to supply data - Associated Press October 20, 2021
- Maui mayor exposed to COVID by pandemic safety rules foe - Associated Press October 20, 2021
- S. Media Vancouver
- Second NCAA gender equity report shows spending disparities - Vancouver Is Awesome October 27, 2021
- Vancouver clinic providing third COVID-19 dose to travellers with mixed vaccines - q107.com October 27, 2021
- Criminal probe launched into Vancouver police shoving incident caught on camera - Globalnews.ca October 27, 2021
- Brazil senators recommend Bolsonaro face charges over COVID - Vancouver Is Awesome October 27, 2021
- CONTEST: You could win a $1000 Gift Card to Vancouver's Best Skin Care Centre - Vancouver Is Awesome October 26, 2021
- Canucks' Elias Pettersson no longer focusing "too much" on social media | Offside - Daily Hive October 26, 2021
- 'It's a community thing': $500 grants on offer for youth-led projects - The Discourse. October 26, 2021
- VanDusen Festival Of Lights Returns To Vancouver & Here is What To Expect - 604 Now October 26, 2021
- 'What's for dinner?': Vancouver-based vegan cookbook simplifies supper situation - Vancouver Sun October 26, 2021
- Search and rescue leader debunks viral hiking voicemail advice | News - Daily Hive October 26, 2021
- Kwantlen
- Changes to freedom-of-information legislation will weaken B.C.'s democratic infrastructure, says Privacy Commissioner - The Globe and Mail October 25, 2021
- ‘Receding before our eyes:’ Vancouver Island glaciers likely to be all gone by mid-century - Vancouver Sun October 25, 2021
- With Flamingo, the Tien Sher Group of Companies' continues its legacy of re-energizing the Whalley District - Vancouver Is Awesome October 22, 2021
- 'Backward for government transparency': BCIT and BC journalism educators express dissapointment, concern over new potential FOI request procedures - Burnaby Now October 22, 2021
- 'We haven't settled on a fee,' says B.C. premier as backlash against charging for information grows - CTV News Vancouver October 22, 2021
- KPU to use $500000 fund to invest in student business case competition teams - The Runner October 21, 2021
- James Bond villain Safin is the latest in this harmful movie trope - NPR October 20, 2021
- Kwantlen Creative Captures shows promise as first KPU photography club - The Runner October 16, 2021
- KPU design graduate wins Outstanding Young Alumni award - The Runner October 15, 2021
- KPU's animal care policy is in the last stage of the approval process - The Runner October 14, 2021
- UBC
- UBC shows off 'field painting robot' ahead of a busy sports season | Watch News Videos Online - Globalnews.ca October 27, 2021
- Weekend Rundown: Men's soccer makes it to playoff - Ubyssey Online October 26, 2021
- Robby, a line-painting robot, blazes trail on UBC sports fields - q107.com October 26, 2021
- Cape crusade has Maier climbing MLB draft ladder but opting to leave UBC T-Birds - The Province October 26, 2021
- UBC flu immunization program returns after two years of setbacks - Ubyssey Online October 26, 2021
- Thunder sapped from Warriors-OKC rivalry, but memories remain - Chico Enterprise-Record October 26, 2021
- Clearing the air - UBC Faculty of Medicine October 26, 2021
- Dr. John Webb wins career award for contributions to cardiovascular science - UBC Faculty of Medicine - UBC Faculty of Medicine October 26, 2021
- UBC In The News - UBC News October 26, 2021
- UBC researchers are helping communities prepare for the effects of climate change - UBC News October 26, 2021
- Business Education
- Evergrande founder loses $25bn as Xi crackdown hits big tycoons - Financial Times October 27, 2021
- "Talent Lives Here" theme of coalition's annual meeting - Florida Weekly October 27, 2021
- Innovating with Pandemic Paradoxes: Turning On Our 'Inner Teacher' - Faculty Focus October 27, 2021
- Somalia's Story of Displacement - Africa.com October 27, 2021
- Advancing Digital Business in Education in Response to a Crisis - FE News October 27, 2021
- Andrea Weilacher Obituary (1978 - 2021) - Toledo, OH - The Blade - Legacy.com October 27, 2021
- Potanin Foundation will replenish the endowment fund of PetrSU - India Education Diary October 27, 2021
- Latin America’s widening inequalities spur the wealthy into action - Financial Times October 27, 2021
- China’s education sector posts 10 jobs for every applicant amid crackdown: study - South China Morning Post October 26, 2021
- Democrats announce plans for minimum tax on biggest US corporations - Financial Times October 26, 2021
Monthly Archives: September 2020
Communicators identifying threats
These are the “ideal changes” we should be looking for in American political journalism going forward, according to No Contest favourite Jay Rosen: * Defense of democracy seen as basic to the job * Symmetrical accounts of asymmetrical realities seen … Continue reading
Scholar Strike Canada
Here’s the schedule of events to be broadcast live and then video-archived. And here are some very illuminating resources. My university’s president and my dean both support the scholar strike, as do my teaching colleagues, of course. Scholar Strike originated … Continue reading
Another form of school caution during the pandemic
This semester almost all of my university’s classes are online. Because of that, students can participate in Kwantlen courses – indeed, courses at any British Columbia university – from anywhere in the world. This distressing caution comes from The Tyee: Some … Continue reading
The School Year
The day after Labour Day is always a wonderful day. My students rescue the best in me.
To slough and to slither
The xkcd webcomic is very entertaining. (h/t language log)