Amy Z. Quinn
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Courts are playing catch-up with the Internet when it comes to social media content and its ownership. In one recent case, ...
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Roxborough newsman Bernie Scally passes away suddenly
Just a few days ago, the reporter Bernard J. Scally went to the annual Dance on the Falls Bridge. It’s an even ...
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Upon this brick I will build my church: No glue in this LEGO Vatican [photos]
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#PopeInPhilly hype video casting extras, needs dudes
Free tomorrow? Own a piece of luggage and a biz-cazh wardrobe? Well get hyped, because VisitPhilly (and, by extension, Pope ...
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Social media and the scariest presidential debate ever
You guys, I’m scared. The most-maligned news organization of our time just held the most remarkable televised presidential d ...
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ListenMove over, ‘Texts From Hillary,’ make way for Snaps from Rand Paul
Can a social media platform built around disappearing messages and digital ephemera make a difference in the 2016 presidential race? ...
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ListenHighlights from today’s #NextMayorPHL debate, in Tweets
In an election season overstuffed with candidate debates, forums and events, we here at WHYY tried something different for our gathering ...
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‘Blurred Lines’ and fuzzy logic on musical tributes; YikYak goes big time
Will a lawsuit stemming from one of last year’s biggest songs be a death knell for musical creativity, or is it just about paying m ...
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ListenPlanPhilly leaving Penn to join WHYY’s growing news operation
Since WHYY launched NewsWorks.org in late 2010, ...
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Web Hits: Brian Williams’ war stories, Facebook goes deep, and Jim Kenney tweets
DeepFace sounds like it should be the pseudonym of a Hollywood bad guy, the villain in a high-tech action adventure where invisible corpo ...
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ListenThis week on the web: Net neutrality, Google and Twitter reunited, and that Philly jawn
So what threatened to “break the Internet” this week? NewsWorks Tonight host Dave Heller talks with ...
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