A 2014 Harvard Political Review article said that newspapers are attempting to combat diminishing reader interest by doing all but one of these — which one of the below were they NOT doing in 2014?

In July 2019, writer and music copyright CEO Andy Chatterley noted that streaming has not eliminated piracy by any means. Picking three albums from the previous three years (Ed Sheehan, Kanye West, and Lady Gaga albums), Chatterley notes that all together, those three were illegally downloaded how many times in a single month?

A student is proofreading a paper and finds a source on the References page that is never cited in the paper. What should the student do?

Music copyright CEO Andy Chatterley notes that, as subscriptions to streaming services slow (as has begun to happen in Scandanavia) there is an enormous opportunity in converting more people to paid subscribers. Piracy is an obvious place to find them.

According to the Pew Research Center in a 2020 article, in the most recent 10-year period with available data,     

How did that Alien and Sedition Act move work out for John Adams?

 Advertising revenue is reckoned as the moneymaker in the magazine industry, far above reader subscription or off-the-shelf purchase.

A webpage identifies the American Nurses Association as the author, and the website is also named American Nurses Association. Which reference is correctly structured?

Which part of a journal article reference is italicized?

Some early versions of newspapers existed