Google, Apple and their peers have “traded risk for complacency — too afraid of offending the president, losing access or inviting a subpoena,” Aaron Zamost, a tech communications consultant, writes in a guest essay. “Big Tech now serves power before it serves its users.”
I am not shadowbanned, I’ve just been quiet on socials and substack.
I’ve focusing on teaching and navigating the fallout from my firing from @washingtonpost.com — it’s been psychologically hard.
I am not shadowbanned, I’ve just been quiet on socials and substack.
I’ve focusing on teaching and navigating the fallout from my firing from @washingtonpost.com — it’s been psychologically hard.
Here's how to turn it off.
First go to the hamburger menu in the upper left corner
Here's how to turn it off.
First go to the hamburger menu in the upper left corner
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and also, given the recent cancellation of On the Record, it's time to ask again
how many news outlets in Baltimore are gainfully employing a trans editor? writer? on-air personality?
we had one
and also, given the recent cancellation of On the Record, it's time to ask again
how many news outlets in Baltimore are gainfully employing a trans editor? writer? on-air personality?
we had one