Andrew Griffin
@griff0.bsky.social
Technology editor at The Independent
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It is the most popular career for young people, but more of the world’s most famous vloggers are now taking a break. Maja Anushka, who posted for ten years and then quit, asks why
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Everyone wants to be a YouTuber. Until they don’t
It is the most popular career for young people, but more of the world’s most famous vloggers are now taking a break. Maja Anushka, who posted for ten years and then quit, asks why
www.independent.co.uk
February 21, 2025 at 10:03 AM
It is the most popular career for young people, but more of the world’s most famous vloggers are now taking a break. Maja Anushka, who posted for ten years and then quit, asks why
new feature from me for @the-independent.com !
new feature from me for @the-independent.com !
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ANALYSIS | Forget the toxicity of Twitter/X and Facebook’s messy algorithm which makes it increasingly hard to see your friends in your feeds... There are some wonderful social experiences online – if you know where to look, writes @griff0.bsky.social
Social media is dead. What comes next might be far more beautiful
Forget the toxicity of Twitter/X and Facebook’s messy algorithm which makes it increasingly hard to see your friends in your feeds... There are some wonderful social experiences online – if you know w...
www.independent.co.uk
January 27, 2025 at 11:00 AM
ANALYSIS | Forget the toxicity of Twitter/X and Facebook’s messy algorithm which makes it increasingly hard to see your friends in your feeds... There are some wonderful social experiences online – if you know where to look, writes @griff0.bsky.social
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IN FOCUS | Some parts of the technology world want to be politicians, while others just desperately want something new.
Andrew Griffin reports from #CES, the world’s most prominent tech conference, where the very future of the industry seems to be at stake, and asks: does tech have a soul?
Andrew Griffin reports from #CES, the world’s most prominent tech conference, where the very future of the industry seems to be at stake, and asks: does tech have a soul?
CES, fact-checkers axed, and ‘affectionate’ intelligence: does tech have a soul?
Some parts of the technology world want to be politicians, while others just desperately want something new. Andrew Griffin reports from the world’s most prominent tech conference, where the very futu...
www.independent.co.uk
January 12, 2025 at 1:27 PM
IN FOCUS | Some parts of the technology world want to be politicians, while others just desperately want something new.
Andrew Griffin reports from #CES, the world’s most prominent tech conference, where the very future of the industry seems to be at stake, and asks: does tech have a soul?
Andrew Griffin reports from #CES, the world’s most prominent tech conference, where the very future of the industry seems to be at stake, and asks: does tech have a soul?