Is it possible to create a business model based on more virtuous, adventuresome news-reading?
Nathan Schneider
Nathan Schneider is a professor of media studies at the University of Colorado Boulder. He is the author of Governable Spaces: Democratic Design for Online Life and God in Proof: The Story of a Search From the Ancients to the Internet.
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Should you become a deacon? Maybe.
How many of us have considered the diaconate for ourselves?
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What we learned (and didn’t learn) in last night’s debate
We did not hear much if anything about crucial questions for Catholic voters.
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Six ways for parishes to enter the digital age.
A Facebook page isn’t enough.
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Why are Catholics so good at creating co-ops?
Business, too, is a kind of formation, for better or worse.
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Tim Kaine has a refreshing (and bipartisan) approach to financial reform.
Kaine has a long track record of supporting credit unions.
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What Americans get wrong about the Nordic model
No country has gotten rid of poverty through charity, philanthropy and welfare.
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In a society awash with guns, finding out what it’s like to be the prey
I can start to imagine the terror both police and protestors must have felt, wondering whether the next bullet will wind up with them.
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Colorado’s universal health care proposal Is also a seismic expansion of democracy.
ColoradoCare grants voting rights over the program to its recipients—including non-citizens.
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Brock Turner, white crime on campus and white collar crime
Where did the architects of the financial crisis learn to live so confidently by unwritten rules?