Last year I wrote a post about how I no longer use Feedly. Since I stopped using Feedly I haven’t missed it once. On the contrary, I have been very happy with NetNewsWire. In my post, I wrote that Feedly “started showing me pop-ups in case I want to track ’emerging exploits across the Web […]
Category: media
Twitter Blue as anti-recommendations
I really like Twitter Blue, Twitter’s opt-in subscription that adds a blue checkmark to people’s account. I would never pay for it myself and that is the reason I like it. In brief, Twitter Blue is similar to a face tattoo. Sure, you are allowed to pay for it and show it to the world, […]
News as selection bias
Is it possible to have news without any biases? I doubt it. While it is technically possible to have ‘unbiased news’, it is not desirable nor reflective of how most journalists work. On the contrary, I will argue that bias is a principal part of any news coverage. I believe a concept such as ‘biased […]
How I limit my social media use
I am not a huge fan of social media. I am not saying that the people who have the least to say are the ones who say the most on social media, but it could feel like that. In any case, it is (too?) easy to use social media and I do whatever I can […]
Folketingsvalg bag en betalingsmur
Tilbage i august skrev Jacob Mollerup i Poltiken, at medierne burde lave et hul i deres betalingsmur op til folketingsvalget. Jeg kan ikke sige meget om hvilke argumenter Jacob Mollerup fremfører, da kommentaren er bag en betalingsmur. Jeg antager dog, at der bliver fremført nogle fine argumenter herfor (eller i hvert fald så gode, at […]