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Jocelyn Bell
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Editor and Publisher, Broadview Magazine
Toronto
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Culture, entertainment, economy and health
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By Jocelyn Bell Verified| Broadview Magazine Verified Remember when Elon Musk was just your friendly neighbourhood rocket-launching, electric-car-making billionaire? Or even further back to when Twitter offered a revolutionary and democratic free flow of news and ideas? Me too. But ever since Musk bought Twitter in 2022 and changed its name to X, he appears to have embraced his alter-ego as the dark lord of thought control. Devoted X users soon noticed a spike in disinformation and far-right rage farming.
By Jocelyn Bell Verified| Broadview Magazine Verified All they wanted was to provide a modernized homeless shelter, reduce the barriers that prevent unhoused people from coming inside and offer a path out of the cycle of poverty. And they yearned to do it humanely. “We want to restore the dignity of the human person,” Ike Nwibe told local podcaster Robert Washburn in January 2024, soon after becoming executive director of Transition House, a charity outreach in Cobourg, Ont.
By Jocelyn Bell Verified| Broadview Magazine Verified Remember when Elon Musk was just your friendly neighbourhood rocket-launching, electric-car-making billionaire? Or even further back to when Twitter offered a revolutionary and democratic free flow of news and ideas? Me too. But ever since Musk bought Twitter in 2022 and changed its name to X, he appears to have embraced his alter-ego as the dark lord of thought control. Devoted X users soon noticed a spike in disinformation and far-right rage farming.
Company Info
Broadview Magazine
Broadview Magazine is the oldest continuously published magazine in North America, with a history that dates back to 1829. Originally known as The Christian Guardian, it has undergone several name changes before becoming Broadview in 2019. The magazine is owned by Observer Publications Inc., a charity affiliated with The United Church of Canada. Broadview publishes a monthly magazine that explores topics such as spirituality, social justice, and ethical living. It offers a redesigned digital platform for readers to access content online, along with newsletters to keep subscribers informed about the latest stories and features. The magazine's revenue comes from subscriptions, newsstand sales, advertising, donations, and grants, allowing it to maintain its independence and serve its audience effectively. Broadview is dedicated to sharing stories that reflect its values of inclusivity and open-mindedness, engaging readers who value both introspection and action in their spiritual lives.
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Founded: 1829