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Record labels exploit deceased artists for profit

"Falling Down," an unfinished song featuring rapper XXXTentacion, was released after his death.
Record labels capitalize off of the demand for deceased artists’ music.
Lauren Good, Staff Writer October 31, 2022

When a music artist passes away, the demand for their work increases — resulting in record labels releasing music from deceased artists to make a profit. Music professionals in the industry debate over the morality of these circumstances. Releasing music after death could be considered a continuation...

Boycotting corporations demands more than choosing a sandwich

Chick-Fil-A announced that they would end their donations to anti-LGBTQ organizations
When it comes to boycotting unethical corporate practices, consumers should choose instead to support customer-driven businesses.
Amanda Frese, Managing Editor November 20, 2019

A chicken sandwich war began when Popeyes released a chicken sandwich that skyrocketed their sales, in competition with Chick-fil-A. According to Forbes, Popeyes quickly sold out of the sandwich after launching it in August, putting their net profits at an estimated $65 million.  Especially in competition...

We need smarter ads and smarter blocks

Photo illustration by Katie Evensen/THE CHIMES
Internet users wrestle with the dilemma of not wanting intrusive advertisements, but wanting to support free content.
Jacqueline Lewis, Writer March 7, 2016
Internet users wrestle with the dilemma of not wanting intrusive advertisements, but wanting to support free content.