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Amy Gesenhues

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18 articles accelerating

Amy Gesenhues has appeared in 18 articles since 2015-01. Coverage peaked in 2018Q3 with 6 articles. Frequently mentioned alongside Facebook, TechCrunch, CNET, Twitter.

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18
mentions
Velocity
+100.0%
growth rate
Acceleration
+1.833
velocity change
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11
publications

Coverage Timeline

2018-07-12
New York Times 21 related

Twitter says over the next week it will adjust users' follower counts to no longer include locked accounts, dropping Twitter's combined follower count by ~6%

here's why Andrew Hutchinson / Social Media Today : Twitter to Remove Millions of Accounts from Follower Numbers as Part of New Push Aroon Deep / MediaNama : Twitter users will lose four followers on ...

2018-07-03
Facebook 32 related

Facebook says it's notifying ~800,000 users who were hit by a bug in Facebook and Messenger from May 29 to June 5 that unblocked some people they had blocked

this time with a new software bug that ‘unblocked’ people Amy Pollard / Slate : Facebook Accidentally Unblocked a Bunch of Blocked Users Hanna Kozlowska / Quartz : Facebook's latest screw-up unblocked...

2018-04-11
Engadget 15 related

Facebook adds a Help Center page that tells users if they were affected by Cambridge Analytica's data abuse, as it rolls out similar announcement in News Feed

what to do if you're one of them Firstpost : Facebook releases a tool which lets users know if their data was harvested by Cambridge Analytica Claire Reilly / CNET : An open letter to that useless Fac...

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