"By 1976, reporter Pam Zekman was well-acquainted with the everyday corruption that permeated Chicago. After all, the city was so well-known for shady dealings it birthed its own shorthand: 'Chicago-style politics' was used with frequency to describe boss-style rule and graft in government. Zekman was part of a four-person Pulitzer Prize-winning investigative team at the … Continue reading The Story Behind the Chicago Newspaper that Bought a Bar – Topic
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Scuttlebutt – An Off-Grid Social Network
https://vimeo.com/236358264 "It’s a decentralized system for sending messages to a specific community, rather than the global internet. It works by word of mouth. Instead of posting to an online service like Facebook or Twitter, Scuttlebutt applications hold onto their data locally. When a user runs into a friend, the system automatically synchronizes its stored updates … Continue reading Scuttlebutt – An Off-Grid Social Network
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