Information technology
Many Eyes Make Bugs Visible: Linus’s Law
Linus’s Law says that given enough eyeballs, all bugs are shallow. This piece covers its origin in Eric Raymond’s The Cathedral and the Bazaar, why many eyes help find bugs, the li
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Journalism & communication
Redefining Trust and Transparency in Journalism in the Digital Age
The transmission of information and communication play central roles in modern society. Among these activities, journalism plays an important role in providing society with essenti
Business administration
An Analysis of Innovative Managers’ Success Strategies and Their Practical Application
Effective managers are key figures who play a pivotal role in ensuring a company’s success and sustainability. They draw on a wide range of capabilities and strategies to realize t
Journalism & communication
Making Friends on the Screen: Parasocial Interaction
Parasocial interaction is the one-sided sense of face-to-face closeness we feel with media figures who don’t know us. This piece covers Horton and Wohl’s 1956 concept, the differen
Food & nutrition
Same Protein, Different Quality: The Protein Digestibility Corrected Amino Acid Score
Two foods with the same 20 g of protein can differ in quality. This article explains the Protein Digestibility Corrected Amino Acid Score (PDCAAS): essential amino acids, the three
Library & information science
The Concepts of Primary (1st-Order) and Secondary (2nd-Order) Sources
This time, we will explore the concepts of primary (1st-order) and secondary (2nd-order) sources, which are commonly discussed in library and information science. These are among t
Film & media
Art Created in the Sky: Drone Photography and Filming Techniques and Strategies
The field of drone photography and filming is attracting increasing attention as modern technology advances. Modern drone technology opens new horizons for photography and video pr
Journalism & communication
News Staged for the Camera: The Pseudo-Event
A pseudo-event is an event planned and staged so that it will be reported and widely publicized, rather than one that happens on its own. This article covers the concept introduced
Statistics
The Illusion That Comes After Choosing: Berkson's Paradox
Berkson's Paradox is the phenomenon in which a false inverse relationship appears between two unrelated traits when you look only at a group filtered by some criterion. This piece
Physics
Exploring Dark Matter: In Search of the Universe's Hidden Secrets
The universe remains full of mysteries, and dark matter is among its greatest enigmas. Although invisible, dark matter is estimated to make up approximately 27% of the universe, an
Journalism & communication
Put the Conclusion First: The Inverted Pyramid
The inverted pyramid is a way of writing news that puts the conclusion and key facts first and places less important information further back. This piece covers how it is structure
Earth science
The Rhythm of the Ice Ages: Milankovitch Cycles
Why has Earth swung back and forth between glacial and interglacial periods? This article explains the Milankovitch cycles, the slow but regular changes in Earth's orbit and axis: