Staying informed is important — but not always financially feasible
Though news organizations need financial stability of subscriptions, we must recognize inequalities in awareness created by financial barriers
An informed citizenry, a dynamic democracy: Fighting political misinformation
Spread of misinformation on social media threatens freedom of information
Recent Facebook scandal suggests changes at state, federal legislative level
Data of 87 million Facebook users was compromised in companies biggest data crisis in history
Recent Facebook scandal prompts need for government regulation of large tech companies
Websites like Facebook should be seen, regulated like public utilities
From 4,200 Miles Away: Real life doesn’t have an Instagram filter
It's cliche for a reason — nothing good comes from our obsession with picture-perfect lives
10 reasons why Mark Zuckerberg was in Madison
If you have a better idea let me know
Nine posts you’ll see on Facebook about the inauguration
Guaranteed you will see at least one of these
Ravings of a future stay-at-home dad: Put your money where your status is
Social media is a good place to start, but don't let activism turn into slacktivism
Social media has made everyone a performer, it’s time for the curtain call
College students are the highest contributors to a culture of competition, insincerity online
Why you shouldn’t rely on Facebook for news
Millenials receive 60 percent of their news through social media, much of it heavily biased
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