Just after the 2016 presidential election, I wrote a post on how to avoid misleading, or “fake,” news stories that might get shared on social… Read More »How to avoid misinformation on social media, plus reputable news sources to follow
On Monday, Apple announced a range of new digital services. They decided to make this their main presentation emphasis, to the point that a range… Read More »Apple announces a new streaming service, a digital magazine service, and… a credit card?
In 2015, comics finally hit the $1 billion sales mark, a sign that comic sales are growing. But how do they compare to sales of… Read More »How do comic sales compare to sales of other types of media?
A recent study by Reuters shows that there’s a split along generational lines for how news is obtained. Reuters’ survey (PDF) reports that those over… Read More »Millennials, some Gen Xers prefer online news sources over TV
Here’s what comic strips and webcomics I recommend, including classic strips that ended their runs. All of the strips below are available either in print… Read More »Anthony’s recommended comic strips and webcomics
Another Internet-related milestone has been reached, this one coming at newspapers’ expense. A study by the US Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) has shown that… Read More »Internet media jobs now eclipse newspaper jobs
News came Thursday that the Tribune Company will be changing its name to… “Tronc.” “Not a hoax, not a dream, and not an imaginary story,”… Read More »The Tribune Company changes its name to “Tronc”
As of the last week of December 2015, the newspaper comic “Edge City” has ended its run. The reason given by its creators, Terry and… Read More »What’s the future of newspaper comics?
Recently, my comic strip reading’s shifted heavily from newspaper comic strips to webcomics. Of course, I’ve been reading newspaper comics online for years, not having… Read More »Comic strips and webcomics I’m reading (fall 2015)
News came around the online world that Rupert Murdoch’s iPad-based daily newspaper, “The Daily,” is closing up shop, not having pulled in as many subscribers… Read More »“The Daily” folds… why did it fail?