Julia Angwin

@JuliaAngwin

Investigative journalist. Editor-in-Chief of . Formerly , . Author of Dragnet Nation.

New York
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Joined October 2008
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  1. Pinned Tweet
    Mar 19

    Now more than ever trying to live by these rules: 📍Show Up 📍Pay Attention 📍Tell the Truth 📍Don’t be Attached to the Consequences

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  2. 12 hours ago

    Belatedly ... tagging to this thread!

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  3. 16 hours ago

    I'm so excited that Citizen Browser is coming together. Independent oversight of the technology that governs our discourse feels like the least we can ask for to keep our democracy healthy. /end

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  4. 16 hours ago

    Mago Torries joins as our Collaborations Manager - she will build relationships with researchers and journalists who want to report on our data. Mago was a Professor of Journalism at , worked on the Panama Papers @ ICIJorg and was recently a fellow. /4

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  5. 16 hours ago

    joins the team as Tech Coordinator - she is supporting our panelists & developers. Angie recently finished a masters in Computational Linguistics from . Her thesis analyzed objectifying comments in professor reviews: . /3

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  6. 16 hours ago

    joins the team as Data Reporter - he will be digging through the data to help us find stories. Corin has long worked as a reporter covering technology news. I love this story outing pay-for-play crypto news outlets: /2

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  7. 16 hours ago

    I’m excited to announce that we have assembled a fantastic team to help us get Citizen Browser launched! Citizen Browser is our ambitious effort to build a national panel to audit social media algorithms: /1

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  8. Dec 5

    So many people have asked us how to get one of our “Scraping is Not a Crime” t-shirts. We are working on it! In today’s newsletter - read to the end - describes how to get in touch if you want a t-shirt. (She also talks eloquently about scraping & the law).

    NEW: EIC interviews Markup president and First Amendment lawyer on web scraping, the dangers of reading the CFAA too broadly, and her takeaway from Monday’s Supreme Court arguments on that law.
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    Dec 3

    NEW: Ever wonder where every on the planet is located? A scraper brought you that. What else has web scraping brought to your life? Find out now.

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  10. Dec 2

    Finally has achieved puppy content! Thank you for introducing us to our delightful new ally.

    EVEN my dog is alarmed about the impending Supreme Court ruling on CFAA this week. She is proudly wearing shirt & talking all dogs to the cause
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    Dec 1

    Love by and ? Love Blacklight by and ? Love our shirts? Love our investigations, events, tools, and explainers ? Cool, us too. Keep our work going:

    Your contributions to nonprofit newsrooms like ours help journalists continue their vital investigations into technology and how it influences our society. Consider supporting this .
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  12. Dec 1

    Prop. 22 was just the beginning. Tech companies are likely to take their fight to classify app-based drivers as contractors to other states. The next fight is likely to be in New York. reports

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  13. Nov 30

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    scraping is not a crime indeed.
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  14. Nov 30

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    CFAA is a unworkable law, written before we knew how the internet would or could function. And scraping isn’t a crime. Thanks to and for all the work they’re doing on this.
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  15. Nov 30

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    Thanks to for supplying the proper listening attire for the Van Buren oral arg.
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  16. Nov 30

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    The argument is happening now. EFF's Executive Director Cindy Cohn agrees: Scraping is not a crime. Thanks
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  17. Nov 30

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    CFAA is overbroad, bad for researchers, journalists and activists. Thanks to for the campaign and the chance to take part.
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  18. Nov 30

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    good morning. i have one thing to say to scotus on the outdated cfaa.
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  19. Nov 30

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    Christo Wilson wearing a t-shirt emblazoned with the text "scraping is not a crime"
    Today are the Van Buren vs. US oral arguments before . At issue is the CFAA, an "anti-hacking" law that potentially criminalizes good faith and necessary online transparency research. Thanks to for commemorating the occasion!
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  20. Nov 30

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    Scraping is not a crime ❤️
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  21. Nov 30

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    Man typing on keyboard with sunglasses and "scraping is not a crime" t-shirt.
    Web scraping repurposes knowledge. It is essential for the public interest.
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