Where do you find news you can believe? News you can trust?

The newspaper, television; facebook; twitter, online?

• If the camel’s nose is under the tent … a parable at a linkedIn page

• “In the ‘new propaganda era’ we are entering, where the frontier between information, communication and propaganda becomes blurry … ” – Reporters Without Borders DEFENCE HANDBOOK FOR JOURNALISTS AND BLOGGERS
  

• “Journalism crisis leads to shameful compromises” – Important to read opinion column at Al Jazeera America

• “America’s unlearned lesson: the forgotten truth about why we invaded Iraq” – Vox.com

• reklama or рекла́ма – WikiPedia

• When the messages get “distorted.” – The Washington Post

• It’s all good | Gee, isn’t it curious … with all the turbulence surrounding the Manheim Township School District Board indiscretions, there are no comments at the facebook site?

• “Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the government for a redress of grievances.” – First Amendment to the United States Constitution

• This comes from a facebook page; items as this ought to be posted at the Columbia Police Department’s facebook page: “The opening of the new 441 bypass was held up while PenDot engineer programmed this lite,(they wanted to get it right) and it’s still a danger.Needs reported to somebody.” 

• Which is worse? Shielding the truth or recording the truth? Depends on which side you sit on. Manheim Township’s acting super thinks “whistleblowing” is: “I would be surprised if they weren’t investigating that as the primary thing that would bring the DA in as opposed to anything that was said or done in that meeting.” – Lancaster Online

• Pennsylvania a leader again | Gas prices, national average for regular – $1.71; Pennsylvania – $1.89 – AAA’s fuelgaugereport