Apple Is Having a Mac Crisis

Image: Getty A lot of people, including some of the world’s best known commentators on Apple, are saying that the company is facing serious challenges in its Mac business—unsurprisingly, Apple is clapping back at those reports and says everything is just fine. It’s no secret that inside of Apple, the iPhone is the favored child….

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Pyro Mini Fireshooter | Ellusionist

    THE NEW PYRO MINI – Less bulk. More fire.   Shoot balls of fire from your empty hands for under $150 The viral smash-hit of 2014 has been transformed into a smaller, sleeker and sexier MUST-HAVE. Based on the original Pyro, we’ve refined the mini to make it easier to use, while packing…

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I’m the union leader Donald Trump attacked. I’m tired of being lied to about our jobs. – The Washington Post

The Washington Post’s Libby Casey and Danielle Paquette sit down, Dec. 8, with Chuck Jones, the Indianapolis union leader who President-elect Donald Trump attacked on Twitter. (The Washington Post) I’m a union leader in Indianapolis. I represent the Carrier workers whose jobs Donald Trump has pledged to save. And I’m tired of being lied to. In…

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Headlines matter » Nieman Journalism Lab

2017 will be the year that news organizations start approaching headlines with the importance they deserve. A few years ago, around the time that a scary-exciting new thing called “social” started becoming more important than search engine optimization, digital media organizations discovered that nothing mattered more than headlines, at least when it came to getting…

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Information Literacy Is a Design Problem ◆ 24 ways

Information literacy, wrote Dr. Carol Kulthau in her 1987 paper “Information Skills for an Information Society,” is “the ability to read and to use information essential for everyday life”—that is, to effectively navigate a world built on “complex masses of information generated by computers and mass media.” Nearly thirty years later, those “complex masses of…

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Europeans greatly overestimate Muslim population, poll shows | Society | The Guardian

Members of the public in European states including France, Belgium, Germany and the UK greatly overestimate their country’s Muslim population and the rate at which it is growing. An Ipsos Mori survey that measured the gap between public perception and reality in 40 countries in 2016 found French respondents were by far the most likely…

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