Modern, angry women now have an outlet of their own through a violent, anti-male video game that promotes the misandry that has become so prevalent in modern, Western culture: Ever had one of those seemingly endless days? All you want to do is to get home… You’re the last one out of the office. Its […]
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“Hey Baby” and Anti-Male Violence">“Hey Baby” and Anti-Male Violence
June 19th, 2010 · 5 Comments · Britain, Business, Conservative Pundits, Culture, Dating, Economics, Education, Europe, Feminism, Israel, Media, Personal, Politics, Sex, The Middle East
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Birthright Israel: Life Amid Violence
June 5th, 2010 · No Comments · Anti-Semitism, Anti-Zionism, Bible, Civil Liberties, Culture, Education, Europe, Immigration, Islam, Israel, Jihad, Judaism, Media, Palestine, Politics, Religion, The Middle East, Torah, War, War on Terror, terrorism
JERUSALEM — Every nation and country has its historical memory — the lens through which it remembers the past, interprets the present, and hopes for the future: Historical data is objective; historical memory is subjective. This video entitled “I am Israel” does a pretty good job of showcasing Israel’s historical memory (whether accurate or […]
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Definition of Journalism: Public Journalism for Online Reporters
June 2nd, 2010 · 2 Comments · Boston, Business, Education, Journalism, Law, Marketing, Massachusetts, Media, Personal, Politics, SEO, Technology, The Middle East
JERUSALEM — Ha’aretz, an Israeli newspaper, asks the important question of how the Internet has changed journalism in light of a local conference on “Democracy and its Challenges”: Having a laptop and cell phone with a camera built into it doesn’t necessarily make you a journalist, the journalist and writer Pierre Asselin said on Monday… […]
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SEO Killed Headlines">How SEO Killed Headlines
May 21st, 2010 · 2 Comments · Advertising, Boston, Business, Humor, Journalism, Language, Marketing, Media, Personal, SEO, Technology
David Carr writes an insightful piece on how keyword-heavy headlines have destroyed the noble — or at least comedic — art of newspaper headline-writing: Headlines in newspapers and magazines were once written with readers in mind, to be clever or catchy or evocative. Now headlines are just there to get the search engines to notice. […]
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Birthright Israel: Footage of (Pre-State) Israel
May 13th, 2010 · No Comments · Boston, Britain, Civil Liberties, Culture, Europe, Immigration, Israel, Journalism, Judaism, Massachusetts, Media, Palestine, Politics, Religion, The Middle East, War
Every wonder what Israel and the region of Palestine looked like before the Jewish state declared independence in 1948? Here is some recently-unearthed footage — in color! — from that time. (Hebrew with English subtitles.) I am completely amazed at how much the country as changed — especially Tel Aviv and the Center region. The […]
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Benefits of Internships
May 8th, 2010 · 1 Comment · Boston, Business, Culture, Education, Journalism, Law, Massachusetts, Media, Personal
In a recent post on teenage workers, I wondered whether the decline in part-time and summer jobs for teens might hamper their professional development. Now, this news from New York makes me worried for college students working at internships: With job openings scarce for young people, the number of unpaid internships has climbed in recent […]
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From Martin Luther to Facebook
March 31st, 2010 · 1 Comment · Bible, Books, Christianity, Culture, Education, Europe, Globalization, Law, Marketing, Media, Personal, Politics, Religion
So I was checking my Facebook recently when I saw this status update from a friend of mine: okay, the Papal letter to Ireland tears it – I’m officially renouncing my Catholicism. I can’t vote Benedict out of office, so I’m done with his outmoded doctrines. My friend said later that she was referring to […]
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SEO Can Help Your Business">How SEO Can Help Your Business
March 22nd, 2010 · No Comments · Administrative, Advertising, Blogosphere, Books, Boston, Business, Israel, Journalism, Marketing, Massachusetts, Media, Personal, Technology, The Middle East
JERUSALEM — As I noted in my book review of “Inbound Marketing,” I founded this blog in 2006 when I was a Boston reporter but did not know about SEO keywords and Internet marketing until I worked in the Israeli high-tech industry: Based on my experience, I learned that content by itself rarely brings significant […]
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