Month Archives: August 2023

Are you an early adopter or the last one in line whenver a new gadget makes its debut? An article describes five distinct tech personalities.

For the first time, Chick-fil-A is selling a seasonal sandwich it calls a twist on its classic favorite. I tried it — minus one ingredient.

How do you decide whether to use because or due to when you're writing a sentence? I'd start by not listening to Grammarly.

Bob Barker, who hosted 'The Price is Right' for 35 years, unknowingly had a big part of influencing me in my television career.

One of several critical features Threads users have been waiting for rolled out Thursday: There's now a web version of the platform.

The Publix grocery store chain recently riled some by posting signs in front of their stores with a bold headline: 'No Pets Allowed.'

The Associated Press Stylebook recently updated its guidance for reporting stories about child porn and a new, preferred term.

For a while now, I've told you should make sure you own your own domain when you blog. Here's a recent example of why that's so important.

Most people think they know the can answer correctly if they were asked, 'What does Wi-Fi stand for?' But you shouldn't be so sure.

For the first time, broadcast and cable viewing hours fell below 50% of all viewing in July while streaming TV set a new record high.

The phrase 'one fell swoop' is a popular idiom that dates back hundreds of years. But its original meaning has shifted a bit.

Gene Upright, a former colleague who spent nearly 60 years in the broadcasting industry passed away last week surrounded by family.

A British student took action when she noticed a Wendy's fast food restaurant made an apostrophe error in their signage.

On Aug. 9, 1974, a disgraced President Richard Nixon resigned from office. His successor, Gerald Ford, handed down a presidential pardon.

When you refer to that certain social platform these days, are you calling it Twitter or X? AP Style recently tackled that topic.

The latest development in the verification badge saga involves a new option that allows subscribers to hide X checkmarks.