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Adrienne LaFrance

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21 articles stable

Adrienne LaFrance has appeared in 21 articles since 2017-07. Coverage peaked in 2020Q3 with 3 articles. Frequently mentioned alongside https://www.theatlantic.com/, @adriennelaf, Facebook, COVID-19.

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2021-06-07
The Atlantic

A look at the rise of the meditation app Calm, downloaded by 100M+ users and valued at $2B, which aims to make meditation easy, friendly, and accessible

cathedral-like mountain towers above me; a lake laps at my feet; sunshine distilled through pine needles warms my skin.  Close your eyes, a voice intones. Tweets: @jeffnolan , @theatlantic , @jeffreyg...

2021-03-25
The Atlantic

A look at Remember the Internet, a series of pocket-sized books dedicated to immortalizing subcultures and combating the ephemerality of being online

often because the people in charge cast things off on a whim https://www.theatlantic.com/ ... Adrienne LaFrance / @adriennelaf : “We really thought we were doing something revolutionary... in a very a...

2017-07-13
The Atlantic 10 related

New tech allows realistic superimposing of people's mouth movements in video, making them appear to say something they didn't, which could be used to deceive

Adrienne LaFrance / The Atlantic :

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