To get things started, here's a Q & A.

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When in doubt, draw a distinction.

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It should be obvious here that I am trying to extend my life span, even as I know that the odds favor eclipse.

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As we say on the internet, “some personal news.” After 39 years on the job I am retiring as an NYU professor. In this post I will take a few moments to reflect on my academic career. Spoiler alert: I am not leaving the field, or the fight for a public service press.

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"You don’t get a lot of complaints if you just write down what everyone says and leave it at that."

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Craig Newmark asked me: What did the press learn from 2016? Here are my replies.

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And why I continue to criticize it.

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And the logic of viewpoint disclosure.

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The things I spend the most time puzzling about these days. Ranked by urgency. Updated from time to time.

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This post is for you. But instead of confirming your impressions, I bring news of a contrary kind.

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