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Historian in Residence, | Founding Editor, + Dark Inquiry | Creative Publishing and Critical Journalism,

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    Feb 4

    Huge milestone for , which set a record for its subscription business in 2020. It added 2.3 million digital subscriptions, more than in any previous year. NYT now has more than 7.5 million digital and print subscriptions. Thank you, readers!

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  2. 23 Nov 2020

    i was imaging a copywriter subversively framing stats with passive-aggressive negativity in solidarity w/ those who refuse to participate in this world, but realized the reverse framing is utterly implausible & polling is a con but organizations don't die on their own

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    30 Oct 2020

    No matter what happens with the book, I’ll be happy that I made this table of contents exist.

    let‘s get free !
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    1 Nov 2020

    From the J20 to , the Trump administration is using trumped-up federal charges to expand repression of dissent, writes with our support:

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    1 Nov 2020

    It can be easy to miss how extreme it is for federal prosecutors to be pursuing hundreds of civil unrest cases, let alone pushing for pretrial detention in many of them. But it’s not normal.

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    12 Oct 2020

    Join us tomorrow for Day 2 of Logic Fest! - 6p PDT when discusses their book Blockchain Chicken Farm with An Xiao Mina - 7:30p PDT when discusses his book What Tech Calls Thinking with Events streamed free online, but RSVP required

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    9 Oct 2020

    We're really up against it on this campaign. The billionaires have made this the most expensive campaign in California's history. We need you all to not just vote but also to text everyone you know who is a voter in California and encourage them to do the same.

    New from me: Uber and its peers are spending $200M to knock down an employment law they don’t like — and it might work. They’ve turned their apps into a battlefront for their high-dollar political campaign, a way to reach millions of eyes like never before
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    4 Oct 2020

    Anne Boyer

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    5 Oct 2020

    Exxon Mobil Corp. has been planning to increase annual carbon-dioxide emissions by as much as the output of the entire nation of Greece, an analysis of internal documents reviewed by Bloomberg shows

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    29 Sep 2020

    .'s book is going to transform how we think about everything!

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    24 Sep 2020

    Starting now!

    Day 2 of kicks off with at 11AM PDT. The artist will take us on a tour of three works that advocate for complexity, equity, and care in algorithmic ecosystems. Join us to gain access to this gallery talk:
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    22 Sep 2020

    Today we’re releasing Blacklight, a real-time website privacy inspector that illuminates the hidden tracking technologies on any website (data detectives, assemble!). You can try it out yourself at:

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    17 Sep 2020

    JUST RELEASED: New report & interactive map— One of the most comprehensive datasets on higher ed debt, costs, geographic access, income, race, age, & more for young adults since 2009, including all degree types @beamshire

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    15 Sep 2020

    Fascinating project. Love the practicality of this approach - recognizing the need to help real people affected by these systems.

    "Poverty Lawgorithms" is a new resource by and for lawyers who are trying to help clients deal with algorithmic systems in areas like consumer law, family law, housing, public benefits, education, workers’ rights, and immigration:
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    15 Sep 2020

    "Poverty Lawgorithms" is a new resource by and for lawyers who are trying to help clients deal with algorithmic systems in areas like consumer law, family law, housing, public benefits, education, workers’ rights, and immigration:

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    10 Sep 2020

    The doomglow might be gone now. But don't look away.

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  17. 3 Sep 2020

    I remember getting chills reading ’s article on this years ago. It’s all fucking fire now! Cover to cover— you reallly did it!

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    3 Sep 2020

    wow, Newt snapped

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