Keenan Chen @NICAR25
@kcinbk.bsky.social
- kcinbk.github.io
- data + computational methods
- Former data and misinformation researcher at Information Futures Lab (Brown University) and First Draft News.
- Ex-@Columbiajourn investigations fellow.
- Lang: 普通話, 廣東話
- data + computational methods
- Former data and misinformation researcher at Information Futures Lab (Brown University) and First Draft News.
- Ex-@Columbiajourn investigations fellow.
- Lang: 普通話, 廣東話
Many thanks to @montgomery.bsky.social for the edit.
September 25, 2025 at 8:51 PM
Many thanks to @montgomery.bsky.social for the edit.
Thanks for reading! And congrats on the latest piece. Really well researched and well reported.
August 26, 2025 at 8:26 PM
Thanks for reading! And congrats on the latest piece. Really well researched and well reported.
The CEO told @nytimes.com it’s fine for reporters to take cash to cover their expenses.
That’s just false. Like any newsroom, the paper barred editorial staff from taking cash. And if he’s worried about fair comp for his reporters, give them a raise instead of paying barely minimum wages.
That’s just false. Like any newsroom, the paper barred editorial staff from taking cash. And if he’s worried about fair comp for his reporters, give them a raise instead of paying barely minimum wages.
August 22, 2025 at 2:36 PM
The CEO told @nytimes.com it’s fine for reporters to take cash to cover their expenses.
That’s just false. Like any newsroom, the paper barred editorial staff from taking cash. And if he’s worried about fair comp for his reporters, give them a raise instead of paying barely minimum wages.
That’s just false. Like any newsroom, the paper barred editorial staff from taking cash. And if he’s worried about fair comp for his reporters, give them a raise instead of paying barely minimum wages.
(Full disclosure: I'm not a real estate analyst, so take my analysis with a grain of salt)
June 25, 2025 at 2:14 PM
(Full disclosure: I'm not a real estate analyst, so take my analysis with a grain of salt)
And when you factor in regulated rental units across New York City, the overall effect of the ban appears even more limited.
June 25, 2025 at 2:14 PM
And when you factor in regulated rental units across New York City, the overall effect of the ban appears even more limited.
While it's always tricky to draw direct correlations, less than 10% of the market-rate rental listings on StreetEasy have increased asking rents immediately following the news of the ban on June 10.
June 25, 2025 at 2:14 PM
While it's always tricky to draw direct correlations, less than 10% of the market-rate rental listings on StreetEasy have increased asking rents immediately following the news of the ban on June 10.