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Popular on Twitter: The Atlantic goes in the black, teaching multimedia and answering Quora with Cwora

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Buzzy social audio apps like Clubhouse tap into the age-old appeal of the human voice

The social media service is tapping into the creativity, intimacy, and authenticity that audio can deliver, a trend that lies at the heart of the current golden age of podcasting.

Mixing public media and digital news startups can amplify the strengths of both — but not without risk

One side has institutional heft, established revenue streams, and a broadcast pace; the other brings hustle, an entrepreneurial spirit, and digital savvy. Here are the hurdles to watch for when cultures combine.

Journalists don’t always cover anti-racism protests as fairly as they think they do

Anti-racism protest stories about police brutality or the removal of Confederate statues were more often portrayed negatively, framed with an emphasis on the violence and destructiveness of protests, and relied more on officials than protesters as sources.