- No more knife cuts: Google's going to stop punishing paywall sites in its search engine results, and is issuing tools to help publishers get subscriptions.
- 'Gram crackers: The Culinary Institute of America will add food photography to chefs' training.
- Recipe book: Better News is a new collection of free resources for publishers trying to find their way in the mobile and digital space. Don't know whether to launch that podcast or how to change up your article formats? These guides are a place to start.
- I've had this dish before: The U.S. president seems to have plagiarized quite a bit of a speech from the movie Legally Blonde--Elle Woods's commencement speech.
- Butter and salt, please: Popcorn sales are something else you can chalk up to Netflix and binge-watching.
- Who messed up my kitchen? John Scalzi has some wisdom on how the Trump era's screwing up your creative process and what you need to do about that: "In effect, I have to learn how to change my swing in order to work effectively in this chaotic new environment." I like how The Mary Sue analyzed his smart piece.
- Picture this dish: A mural might make a difference to your social media strategy in the age of Instagram.
- It makes the dough rise: Here's a look at why crowdfunding is so successful for startup growth. The World Bank says "global investment in crowdfunding will hit $93 billion by 2025."
- Don't like the menu? Reddit's limiting trolling by reducing their options to gather.
- A riskier recipe: Advertisers used to shy from social issues and controversy. That's changing.
- Week in review: On this blog, I shared another post in my Tell It Better storytelling series: What if you only have six seconds to tell that story?
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