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"If it doesn't spread, it's dead." For Nieman Lab, Mark Coddington and Nick Matthews take a look at what news people share on social media, what they don't, and how they decide. "In smaller, closer networks, users are more attentive to pleasing their audience and maintaining relationships, carefully weighing the potential impact of each story," a new survey found. "In larger, more public-like networks, these concerns are less pronounced, as it becomes impossible to satisfy every participant." What's your attitude to sharing news on social media?

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Why people choose not to share news

Plus: U.K. journalists

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The Roosevelt Institute has released its report on the U.S. media crisis. Its key conclusion: "The crisis facing American journalism is the predictable outcome of decades of corporate libertarian media policy that prioritized commercial logics over democracy." Here's the full analysis.

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The Political Economy of the US Media System: Excavating the Roots of the Present Crisis - Roosevelt Institute

Bilal Baydoun, Shahrzad Shams, and Victor Pickard trace the roots of the US media crisis to decades of deregulation and commercial capture, outlini...

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More worker-owned outlets are joining Flipboard — and therefore, the fediverse. Follow [@Aftermath](

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Aftermath (@Aftermath) on Flipboard

Aftermath is a worker-owned, independent video games and internet culture website. We're ad-free and entirely supported by reader subscriptions, so...

) here for honest, irreverent stories about video games and internet culture, written for humans, not SEO, and you can also discover them in the Flipboard app at

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Aftermath (@Aftermath) on Flipboard

Aftermath is a worker-owned, independent video games and internet culture website. We're ad-free and entirely supported by reader subscriptions, so...

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Today is World AIDS Day, and for the first time since its inception in 1988, the U.S. government will not be commemorating it. Trent Straube from POZ Magazine writes about the stats on HIV and AIDS, and the impact of the Trump administration. "Although new HIV rates have declined overall, progress is imperiled due to funding cuts and a hostile administration in the White House," writes Straube.

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World AIDS Day 2025

This year’s World AIDS Day theme is "Overcoming Disruption, Transforming the AIDS Response." Click to learn the latest statistics.

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Black Friday is the perfect day to support independent news sites and journalists with clicks and/or cash. 💰 Here are some who are active in th...

We said that Black Friday was a great day to support indie journalism, but hey, why not Cyber Monday too? We've updated our list of sites and journalists with an active fediverse presence. Let us know who we've missed! View quoted note →