Steph Hill (is on parental leave)
@sahill.bsky.social
PhD. Lecturer in media and communication at the University of Leicester. Researching businesses in the policy process, greenwashing, the UN Plastic Treaty, platforms, content moderation, and more.
When possible also about birds, books, and BJJ.
When possible also about birds, books, and BJJ.
Reposted by Steph Hill (is on parental leave)
Note the whole brand-new book this is from is available FREE online at cssn.org/news-researc...
November 1, 2025 at 3:05 PM
Note the whole brand-new book this is from is available FREE online at cssn.org/news-researc...
I think I like it because OF COURSE these are the kinds of people who work for Facebook.
August 30, 2025 at 4:35 PM
I think I like it because OF COURSE these are the kinds of people who work for Facebook.
I'm enjoying the book but the author is trying to walk a fine line and not always succeeding. I get that she is trying to seem relatable and excuse why she is still there, but after a few stories of comical mixups it seems less like she is a mislead idealist and more like she's a little dumb, maybe?
August 30, 2025 at 4:32 PM
I'm enjoying the book but the author is trying to walk a fine line and not always succeeding. I get that she is trying to seem relatable and excuse why she is still there, but after a few stories of comical mixups it seems less like she is a mislead idealist and more like she's a little dumb, maybe?