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Archives for December 2018
And why 2018 was a highly conspiratorial year.
Longreads, analysis and explanations on what mattered in tech this year.
In the era of Trump and apocalyptic change, Hopepunk is a storytelling template for #resistance — and hanging onto your humanity at all costs.
Newly formed unions have been warning employees that winter is coming. Now that it has arrived, what can a union actually do about it?
CEO Alan Schaaf explains on the latest episode of Recode Decode.
A lot of conservatives with big platforms were very, very angry at Trump this week.
Fortunately for the streaming giant, its own shows are popular too.
The author of The Color Purple is under fire for promoting an anti-Semitic conspiracy theory in a New York Times interview.
In the latest #MeToo comeback, former NPR news chief Michael Oreskes is joining a startup tasked with “restoring faith in media.”
Belsky, a venture partner at Benchmark and the CPO at Adobe, talks about his book “The Messy Middle” on the latest Recode Decode.
Immigrants make most Americans richer, not poorer.
Pacific Life, a life insurance company, pulled out after Carlson’s latest anti-immigration rant. Now other companies have followed suit.
Our political divisions aren’t red versus blue, but fixed versus fluid.
New reports detail how Russian internet trolls manipulated outrage over racial injustice in America.
A ray of hope in a country where democracy has died.