Children under the age of two should not use any digital media, according to new recommendations from Sweden's public health agency
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When victimhood takes a bad-faith turn. Wronged explores how the practice of claiming harm has become the rhetorical province of the powerful.
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Doing your own research is a good way to end up being wrong
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Reflections on a strike as turning point - How to destroy a creative industry and how to save it
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Spaceship of fools: Behind every conspiracy theory lies a golden opportunity for companies and hucksters to make money. UFOs are no exception.
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Towards a theory of the content creator
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How Finland is teaching a generation to spot misinformation
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How life has changed for Afghans since the Taliban takeover
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Four things I liked in Q3
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China's media cracks down on 'effeminate' styles
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The rise of elevated stupidity - America’s hot-take economy has created a kind of smart that is indistinguishable from stupid
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Who buys porn magazines anymore? We asked the editor of one
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Denmark confronts sexual harassment at work – more than 1,600 women have signed an open letter alleging the problem is rife in Danish media
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Greta Thunberg has spoken about her Asperger's syndrome diagnosis after she was criticised over the condition
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I was skeptical of unions. Then I joined one.
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The first ever World Health Organisation physical activity guidelines for under-fives, recommend no screen time for one-year-olds and no more than an hour for two- to-four-year-olds
An article on a parenting website: Guidance recommends no screen time for under-twos An article in Time magazine: World Health Organization Issues First-Ever Screen Time Guidelines for Young Kids....
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An article on a parenting website: Guidance recommends no screen time for under-twos
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An article in Time magazine: World Health Organization Issues First-Ever Screen Time Guidelines for Young Kids. Here's What to Know
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The WHO's press release: To grow up healthy, children need to sit less and play more
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From 2003 to 2007 a 24 year old Iraqi woman in Baghdad kept an online diary. In chronicling life under occupation the blogger "Riverbend" gave a perspective largely missing from English media.
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'Esquire' criticized for cover story on 'what it’s like to grow up white, middle class, and male'
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A penthouse made for Instagram
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