NEW YORK, Jan. 31 (DPI) — The NY Times’ Sunday Style section, long the paper’s repository for Cosmo-style journalism, didn’t disappoint this weekend with a feature that puzzled and amused many readers. The article — on ending friendships in the digital age — was one of those impressionistic, naval-gazing, feelings-driven narratives that serious news people [...]

WASHINGTON, D.C. Jan. 26 (DPI) – Twitter announced  that it will begin censoring in countries where it is required, sending a handful of readers to comment boards to either condemn, resign themselves to or ruminate on the fallout of “edited” Twitter feeds. “As we continue to grow internationally, we will enter countries that have different [...]

WASHINGTON, D.C. Jan. 19 (DPI) – A report that hedge-fund speculators may try to sue Greece in the European Court of Human Rights to win bets on the country’s debt was met with universal howls from readers. The report, on the New York Times site, spurred a wave of outrage — and creative similes: “Seeing [...]

RESTON, VA Jan. 18 (DPI Commentary) — With surprising speed Congress appears to be backing off SOPA and PIPA, two pieces of legislation intended  to reduce online theft of intellectual property. The proposals, perhaps intentionally, spurred a huge dialogue, coming to a head yesterday, when Wikipedia, Reddit and other sites shut down in protest. Even [...]