A Wrinkle to the Scholarly PPP Loans
New finds raise issues around government loans to non-profit vs. for-profit entities
Kent Anderson
Scholarly Non-Profits Take PPP Loans
More than two dozen — many with major assets — claim millions in PPP loans
Snake Oil Citations and Twitter
A study alleging Twitter drives citations is full of dubious claims and problems
Friday Song: "Grizzly Bear Blues"
Corb Lund brings real-world fun and stories to his country rock, with terrific results
Review: "Pandora's Lab" by Paul Offit
A readable, informative book about how science — and scientists — can misfire
Publishers Pull Their Facebook Ads
Changes in utilization of Facebook ads appear to coincide with #StopHateForProfit
Attention Doesn't Want Us to Be Free
A famous aphorism assumed information would remain trustworthy. It was wrong.
Facebook Begins to Feel the Heat
But so far, only one scholarly publisher has signed on to #StopHateForProfit
Is Intimidation the Internet's Best Trick?
From bloggers to health officials to journalists, the Internet is driving experts away
Publishers Are Not Boycotting Facebook
Most still have active campaigns, a few have stopped, and others have started