February 2012
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Three Little Pigs. The Guardians brilliant take on the classic story.
This advert for the Guardian’s open journalism, screened for the first time on 29 February 2012, imagines how we might cover the story of the three little pigs in print and online. Follow the story from the paper’s front page headline, through a social media discussion and finally to an unexpected conclusion
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Twitter was Act One - Vanity Fair profile of it's... →
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“The making of a plagiarist can be hard to... →
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A terrific New Yorker profile by Lizzie Widdicombe of Quentin Rowan and his plagiarisms—the poster boy for how to not steal like an artist. (Rowan plagiarized dozens and dozens of spy novels for his own spy novel.) There was a certain odd “there but for the grace of God” feeling I got when I read this piece, something Jonathan Lethem talked about when asked about the book:
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brainstorming doesn't work. Jonah Lehrer debunks... →
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Wall Street Journal tells us why Adele's 'Someone... →
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Great story using just a photograph and a voice →
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The Light of Day
It’s not hard to grow old but making peace with the challenges of aging is no easy task. Photographer Simon Biswas glimpses the conflict in a series of emotional video portraits that tell his subjects’ stories with honesty and dignity. His sitters regale us with fond memories of collecting Brooklyn Dodgers autographs and tragic losses like the death of a child. The Light of...
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A wonderful community of multimedia storytellers →
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