‣ Independent media plagiarism is part of the business media business model. Jacob Weindling, writing for Glowexplain:
Plagiarism is shocking in the consumer media, especially at New York Times. In 2019, vice wrote an entire article About the New York Times to take the reports of others, to make their own and not to be linked to the original relationship, and even this extensive article did not discover a new dynamic. In 2003, Macarena Hernandez wrote on Juanita Anguiano, the mother of a soldier who was missing from Los Fresnos, Texas San Antonio Express-News And this same article found its way to the first page of New York Times Eight days later, under the line of Jayson Blair's line who had done an internship with Hernandez at NOW at the same time. Express-News Publisher Robert Rivard said“He stole his story”, and after writing to Times asking them to examine it, NOW The editor -in -chief Jim Roberts began to call sources from Blair's plays and the editor -in -chief of the NOW Howell Raines said, “In any case … there was an apparent falsification.” As much as Blair should have his plagiarism, which is why the publishers exist and the fact that his publishers did not reveal this before it was brought to the attention of their boss, it is a revealing window on the functioning of the NYT.
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‣ Write for the New YorkKyle Chayka explains how artist Cory Archange revitalized the digital heritage of a late artist of the years after the death of this artist in a tragic accident. He writes:
The computer remained with his succession for many years, a relic left intact. Meanwhile, Majerus' paintings continued to be presented in galleries and museums, exercising a silent but persistent influence on a generation of artists who created work using and responding to the Internet. Then, in 2017, the artist Cory Arcangel, famous for his digital works of art, learned of the Majerus hard drive and started a quest to access its content. What aroused Arcangel's interest is an unit of Majerus, from 2000, that an assistant had shown him on Instagram. The Background is Covered in Acid-Pastel Blocks of Color, reminiscent of the Neo-Geo Movement of the Nineteen-Eighties, But the Foreground Contains Evocative Phrases in Text that looks pulled from Geocities or a “Matrix” -era Rave Poster: “NewComer,” Burned out, artist. ” Majerus had intuited that the Internet would lead to a large collision of styles and reference points – all from Super Mario to Jackson Pollock coexisting in pixels. Unit's painting inspired the nostalgia for the Millennium Dial-Up generation, but Arcangel, whose own work includes a hacked version of “Super Mario Bros” “with only his remaining clouds, was also struck by the contemporary he seemed. During a recent Google Meet call of an austere apartment that a gallery representing the Majerus domain keeps me,” from a hundred different angles, and each of these little things sent me to a spiral of associations. ”
‣ The Center for a Urban Future notes that New York technological industry could soon compete with Silicon Valley in size, and that it is at the origin of so much economic growth in the city. Greg David reports for The city::
The technological sector is now the most important source of growth in the city’s economy, supports a new report published Tuesday by the Think Tank Center for a Urban Future and the Industry Trade Group Tech: NYC. He adds the most jobs and especially well -paid positions. It attracts billions of venture capital supplying hundreds of new businesses. And it provides jobs to New Yorkers in technology-related jobs in city businesses.
“Banks are now employing more software developers than storytellers,” said Jonathan Bowles, executive director of CUF and report. “It is incredible to see how large it has become and how far it has happened.”
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‣ In what seems to be legal first, an Arizona court played a video generated by an AI of a deceased victim to read a declaration of impact during the trial. Juliana Kim writes for NPR::
However, using several AI tools, the husband and Yentzer of Wales managed to create a convincing video using about 4.5 minutes of Pelkey video, his funerary photo and a script that Wales has prepared. They digitally removed the sunglasses from the pelkey hat and cut his beard – which had caused technological problems.
Wales, which was strongly involved in the day before the video of the video, said that the recreation of laughter from his brother was particularly difficult because most of the pelkey clips were filled with background noise.
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‣ This Drag Queen wants the hetero and male communities to know that she can see you::
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‣ The Secretary of Education, Linda McMahon, sent a letter to Harvard University; Internet has classified it and it's glorious:
‣ Academics for Peace Explain why you should not trust the statistics of the anti-death league on anti-Semitism in the United States:
‣ A fascinating Take a look at traditional Chinese wood work::
‣ This could explain why there are no more artists in horror films:
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