"The main thing teens who engage with flop accounts share is a strong distrust of the news media." theatlantic.com/technology/arc…

A look at top headlines on mobile homepages at this hour. One of these is not like the others! 1/3 (via ReadAcrossTheAisle )

Thinking of losing your lunch over the #BoycottInNOut fiasco? Don't fret—they've donated to Dem causes in the past also, so you can enjoy that Double Double in peace! reason.com/blog/2018/08/3… via @RiEleDavis

Would senators ever take this non-partisan advice? nytimes.com/2018/09/06/opi…

Check out Özlem Sara Cekic, a politician who spends her time visiting people who disagree with her. What a great example for us all! TED Talks #TEDtalk

The most across-the-aisle perspective we’ve seen on the #Kavanaugh appointment wsj.com/articles/this-…

Looking forward to this 11/8 Nick Lum founder of ReadAcrossTheAisle helping people break out of their #FilterBubbles. His project helps people find news and perspectives that don’t appear in their algorithmically-curated social media feeds AIGA San Francisco aigasf.org/event/bursting…

Nonetheless, our filter bubbles persisted. via The New York Times and Fox News (David Leonhardt and Kayleigh McEnany)

This Veterans Day weekend, a well-timed call for civility and respect, from both sides of the aisle #NeverForget #SNL nytimes.com/2018/11/11/art…

An interesting trick to change political opinions (at least temporarily) scientificamerican.com/article/how-po…

A balanced perspective on our lack of balanced perspective, via Frank Bruni nytimes.com/2018/12/04/opi… #GeorgeHWBush #journalism

"Finding #4: Private browsing mode and being logged out of Google offered almost zero filter bubble protection" spreadprivacy.com/google-filter-… #filterbubble #technology

Thought it was going to be a parody about the outrage aimed at centrists candidates. Nope, it was just more polarization, including this gem: "In general, centrists are furiously opposed to any proposal that would ease the lives of ordinary Americans." nytimes.com/2019/01/31/opi…

Fun fact: two Republicans introduced a Senate bill to facilitate access to over-the-counter birth control #NoFilterBubble #Politics reason.com/blog/2019/04/0…

Just in time for the 2020 election cycle, Twitter decided to reinforce our filter bubbles: techcrunch.com/2019/09/19/twi…

.Amy Klobuchar may officially still be in the running, but NBC News is already phasing her out—one syllable at a time. OTOH, whoever edited this piece also misspelled Barack Obama's name, so perhaps it was just bring-your-kid-to-work day at NBC #FakeNews #FactCheck #SpellCheck

cnet.com/features/ahead… Laura Hautala #filterbubble #journalism

Twitter Begins Asking Users To Actually Read Articles Before Sharing Them via Forbes forbes.com/sites/carliepo…

Did you predict the #Elections2020 House, Senate, and Presidential results? If so, which news outlets informed your judgment? If you were blindsided, which outlets led you astray?

Want to know how conservative a podcaster is? Check the pronunciation of “omicron” and “Kamala.” Moderates pronounce more or less correctly, while hard-right folks butcher the terms, seemingly on purpose. Case in point: Matt Walsh, who says “omni-corn” and “cuh-MAY-luh”