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Fear not thy smart speaker

If there's one thing that radio listeners -- and some radio employees, too, I've noticed -- don't like, it's the advancing technology that allows us access to information on demand, even if it provides an opportunity to stem the decline of radio as a relevant medium.
by Bob Collins

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What good is being informed?

Journalists haven't yet figured out how to properly report on politics in American in 2018. News organizations report 'fake news' because politicians are making fake news and their job is to report what politicians are doing. And what politicians are doing is distracting, misinforming, and deceiving the nation.
by Bob Collins

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She was paralyzed. Then her husband left her. Now she’s in the Olympics

Marie Wright, Canada's lead for the women's wheelchair curling team at the the Paralympic Games in South Korea, is ostensibly talking about curling here but is really offering a life lesson. One rock at a time.
by Bob Collins

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Smartphone maker wants you to stop using its product so much

Motorola has spent a lot of money trying to get you addicted to your smartphone. It's worked splendidly; people are spending most of their days looking at their phone. So color us skeptical about a new series of ads from the tech giant lamenting that what they wanted to happen happened.
by Bob Collins

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Good dog

Good dog

After its owner was stabbed, a dog stood vigil outside a hospital for four months, not knowing its owner was dead.
by Bob Collins

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Space, the Bowie way

Anytime you can marry science, fire, smoke and David Bowie, it's a good thing.
by Bob Collins

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