Chris Amico

New York City is home to more threatened languages than anywhere else. One project set out to document them. More →

New documents from the VICE bankruptcy proceedings tell a tale as old as digital media. More →

The station, a member of the NPR network, acquired DCist in 2018. It now has four journalists, down from 14 last year. More →

Photos by Michael Piazza Jen Burt is reviving a long-forgotten Worcester heirloom, and it’s a big deal. Dare we say “mammoth”? The Worcester Mammoth Horticulture Bean is large compared to other local bean varieties, and is said to be known for its... More →

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No one gets into this business because they love filling out forms. Here’s how we could reduce them. More →

I wrote an op-ed for NJ.com and the Star-Ledger in New Jersey proposing that the soon-empty Bell Labs should become a Museum and School of the Internet.... More →

The U.N. wants to protect 30 percent of the planet. Many of the areas it counts towards that goal are small and oddly shaped. Can contorted shapes save nature? More →

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The Secret Service doesn’t have a plan. Most inmates sleep in dorms. There’s also no Diet Coke. More →

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Mathew Tuttelman is building a net-zero home, a structure that produces the same amount of energy it consumes. Here’s how he’s almost reached his goal. More →

Journalism can no longer chase Silicon Valley's tail in hopes of salvation. We need a self-determined vision for what journalism on the web is, who it is for, and how we build it. More →

Founded in 2003, Appin has been described as a cybersecurity company and an educational consulting firm. Appin was also, according to Reuters reporting and extensive marketing materials, a prolific "hacking for hire" service, stealing information from... More →

Back in December, we wrote about Appin. We were not writing about the reports (of which there have been many) that the organization that started as a sort of cybersecurity training school, but morp… More →

The news startup, The Messenger, announced today that it is closing, effective... More →

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Its new owner, Sinclair executive chairman David D. Smith, has pushed local TV news hard to the right. Will he do the same with newspapers — a medium he's called “so left wing as to be meaningless dribble...so devoid of reality and serving no real purpose"? More →

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A new musical recently debuted on Broadway that puts the stories of seven autistic young adults front and center as they face the challenges of leading independent lives. Jeffrey Brown talks to the creators behind "How to Dance in Ohio" and some of... More →