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The Sopranos Criminology
The Sopranos renaissance provokes further explanation. Why this series in particular—in competition similarly acclaimed dramas, like Mad Men for instance—and why now?
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Senator, Paris Hilton use reporter’s work to change troubled-teen industry
The strory behind a new law involves a journalist, two lawmakers in two states, a celebrity influencer, an activist group and an impact producer all working on the same issue.
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Narratives as a tool: shifting mindsets at scale
We partnered with BIT to study narratives of poverty, prosperity and opportunity. Our research found that narratives can drive and support meaningful, equitable change.
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What can fashion teach the news industry?
Remember my TED.com talk, Lessons from Fashion’s Free Culture? Well, a Fellow at Harvard’s Nieman Center, Tomer Ovadia, interviewed me recently about what lessons the news industry might learn from the fashion industry.