Questions Worth Asking (Maybe)

What happened to the missing 18 minutes of the Lost finale on Netflix?
The version of the controversial Lost finale currently streaming on Netflix is missing 18 minutes scattered throughout the episode, and show runner Damon Lindelof wants those minutes back. It doesn’t appear there’s any sort of conspiracy of cuts to appease those who hated the ending (For the record: I loved it.). The more likely explanation is that the version up on Netflix was cut to allow for more commercial time in reruns or for foreign markets. But as Lindelof points out, there’s no reason for those cuts to be on streaming.
What’s changed in the year since the Charlie Hebdo attacks?
It was a year ago Thursday that terrorists attacked the offices of the French satirical newspaper Charlie Hebdo, killing 12 people, including five cartoonists. Michael Cavna’s Comic Riffs blog at the Washington Post has a great look back through the eyes of a number of major American cartoonists.
When will legacy and online reporters realize that there are lots of fake accounts on Twitter?
The Washington Post (along with other news outlets) had to run a correction this week for a story about a tweet that claimed Oregon protestor/militia member Ammon Bundy was comparing himself to Rosa Parks. Only one problem – the Twitter account @Ammon_Bundy doesn’t belong to the real Ammon Bundy. Oops…
Do readers understand what native advertising is?
For that matter, do journalists?