Articles of Interest - June 20
/***TECHNOLOGY
Can You Really Spot Cancer Through a Search Engine? A Microsoft team thinks it can MIT Tech Review
The New Economics of Cybercrime: Instead of Stealing Data, Holding it for Ransom The Atlantic
***ART AND DESIGN
How social media is changing art Vice
***SOCIAL MEDIA
6 in 10 of you will share this link without reading it, a new, depressing study says Washington Post
How Yahoo derailed Tumblr Mashable
Texting is the way we say goodbye during tragedy now Washington Post
***BIG DATA
Can You Really Spot Cancer Through a Search Engine? A Microsoft team thinks it can Technology Review
Survey methodologies: In the age of big data, survey research will not only survive but thrive Pew Research
A guide to machine learning.. why it matters and where it's going Tech Republic
***PERSONAL GROWTH
The Elevator Speech Becoming
Seven Misconceptions About Creativity and How to Harness It Life Hacker
***GENDER ISSUES
Research Explores Ways To Overcome STEM Fields' Gender Gap NPR
Female Veteran Fires Back At Angry Parking Note In The Best Way Possible Huffington Post
Are U.S. Millennial Men Just as Sexist as Their Dads? Harvard Business Review
How sexism holds back the economy Washington Post
How Feminist Academics Dealt With An Ethics Professor Accused Of Harassment Huffington Post
Witch Movies Aren’t Just About Horror. They’re About the Fear of Female Power Wired
***RACE
Americans now think it’s okay to say what they really think about race Washington Post
***SEXUAL ASSAULT
There Are Far More Title IX Investigations Of Colleges Than Most People Know (How universities are able to keep these federal probes hidden) Huffington Post
College says rape victim is partly to blame Boston Global
***LEGAL ISSUES
Court Backs Rules Treating Internet as Utility, Not Luxury New York Times
Appeals Court upholds FCC net neutrality regulations, rejecting arguments from telecom, cable and wireless companies Talking New Media
Net Neutrality Won Big Today, But Don’t Celebrate Just Yet Wired
Supreme Court Says Student Who Won Copyright Battle with Publisher can go after legal fees Talking New Media
***RELIGION
Southern Baptist Convention Urges Churches To Welcome Refugees NPR
***JOURNALISM
4 Reasons for Optimism in Pew’s ‘State of the News Media’ Report PBS MediaShift
Pew’s 2016 news media report is a tough read for journalism Tech Crunch
Reuters’ ‘Digital News Report’ shows the growth of social media as a news source Talking New Media
Data Journalism Awards 2016: what the winners tell us about the state of the data nation Medium
***THE BUSINESS OF JOURNALISM
In the race to win readers, which publisher will come out ahead? Columbia Journalism Review
Tronc threatens a nightmare hellscape of video content in new warning to employees The Verge
The Future of Journalism Is a Deadly Swarm of Buzzwords, According to Tronc Slate
***SCIENCE
The Mistrust of Science The New Yorker
How to Diagram a Great Science Story Undark
***PSYCHOLOGY
Both Introverts and Extraverts Get Exhausted from Too Much Socializing Scientific American
***NEUROSCIENCE
The Pain and Pleasure of Sad Music Neuroscience News
Even as an adult, learning a second language changes your brain Quarz
How Exercise May Help the Brain Grow Stronger New York Times
***PHILOSOPHY
Most of management theory is inane: If you want to succeed in business, don’t get an M.B.A. Study philosophy instead The Atlantic
***ETHICS
Memories of Unethical Actions Fade Faster Association for Psychological Science
***HIGHER ED
Chinese university puts CCTV in dormitories to encourage 'good study habits' The Guardian
Professors group adds Saint Rose to censure list Guild slams college over academic freedom, tenure Times Union
Dramatic video shows hero disarming shooter at Seattle Pacific University in 2014 The Seattle Times
Christians Must Repent for Devaluing L.G.B.T. (“the discrimination I faced as a staff member at Wheaton College last year changed me”) New York Times
***STUDENT LIFE
Millennials May Be Losing Their Grip NPR
Chinese Tiger Mums Start a College-town Housing boom Economist
***ACADEMIC LIFE
New doctorate holders are grappling with dwindling employment prospects Wall Street Journal
***TEACHING
Microsoft Releases 'Minecraft: Educator Edition' Ed Surge