(businessinsider.com)
A college "nano" influencer broke down how much money she makes on YouTube from ads and her filming strategy
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This is good, vaccines are good, get the vaccine when you can
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(techdirt.com)
Tuning into the @HouseJudiciary antitrust hearing. I think the important thing that both sides consider as they explore the state of competition online is that antitrust laws are designed to protect competition, not individual competitors. .
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(theatlantic.com)
One thing experts are pretty confident about: This crisis is going to inspire a lot of Democrats to run in 2022.
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(ft.com)
"@benedictevans sees a parallel in the auto industry. The first laws set rules for vehicles and manufacturers. But the second phase was about policy for a society reshaped by almost every family owning a car." With tech we are now living the second phase
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Nick Cave’s new album with Warren Ellis is here
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(producthunt.com)
Generating YouTube titles and ideas is challenging. So we built a tool that makes the process just a little easier (and more fun!)
Check us out on Product Hunt 👇
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(inklestudios.com)
ink 1.0 released: the powerful scripting language powering narrative games like Heaven's Vault, Pendragon, and 80 Days
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Today @nytimes published a call to action to change the biased culture at the company. We look forward to @Wirecutter / the Times upholding the commitments they’re making in this report, including in the DEI proposal we’re currently bargaining.
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New Zealand's biggest news site left Facebook. Seven months later, traffic is just fine and trust is higher. Now why do you think that is?
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(cnn.com)
A conservative live streamer who has closely worked/collaborated with Marjorie Taylor Greene over the years, whom she calls an "amazing" "friend" was among those in the Capitol mob and said he entered the Capitol building on January 6th.
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(joinclubhouse.com)
Guess who just joined Clubhouse?
@BillGates
Come join us tonight at 9:00 PM EST on @joinclubhouse.
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Hell of an opening to this piece on the South Dakota AG scandal.
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(gen.medium.com)
Behold my masterpiece, as I explain how we are caught in an oscillating historical cycle of the Kids Who Care Too Much and the Kids Who Don't Care Enough. I assure you, all of your generations suck:
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The Southern California News Group has unionized with @MediaGuildWest!
Journalists at O.C. Register, L.A. Daily News, Daily Breeze, Pasadena Star-News, Riverside Press-Enterprise, Long Beach Press-Telegram, San Bernardino Sun and more, say ENOUGH!
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(slate.com)
i'll never forget watching interstella 5555 after dark when i was 8 years old and thinking, "wow, music is as dope as anime???"
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Amulet: Robin Sloan proposes short poems whose SHA-256 hashed text includes four or more 8s in a row, with its own scratchpad
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(motherjones.com)
Shocking new data from @brennancenter: 253 bills introduced in 43 states this year to restrict voting access
From AZ to IA to GA to FL, GOP weaponizing Trump’s lies to suppress votes
Could be biggest rollback of voting rights since Jim Crow era
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(thecut.com)
We have a devastating short profile up on the Cut today of what it feels like for one @SEIUVA512 home care aide to watch DC debate the @fightfor15 this week, while working her 2 jobs, while struggling to buy food: “Oh, it hurts.” This fight is agonizing.
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(theverge.com)
Fry's Electronics shutting down: I'll miss the great selection, friendly customer service, and completely normal decor
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(techdirt.com)
Bret Stephens: these awful woke people hate satire and want to destroy it and they’ll come for you next
Also Bret Stephens: calling me a bedbug is like the Holocaust
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(digitalnative.substack.com)
I wrote a bit of a manifesto that I’m calling “The Rejection of Internet Perfection” 👇
The 2010s were the decade of Facetune, lip fillers, & airbrushed influencers.
The 2020s are a reaction to & rejection of that era.
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