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Graham Starr

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5 articles – decelerating

Graham Starr has appeared in 5 articles since 2018-11. Coverage peaked in 2021Q4 with 2 articles. Frequently mentioned alongside Facebook.

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5
mentions
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-50.0%
growth rate
Acceleration
-1.500
velocity change
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5
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@grahamstarr 5 discussions @ashleygjovik 4 discussions @harrymccracken 2 discussions @masonpelt 1 discussions @gartenberg 1 discussions @carlaschroder 1 discussions @robertiger 1 discussions @erikgroset 1 discussions

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2021-10-21
The Information

Internal memo: Facebook has quietly killed the “Hey Facebook” wake word for Portal, as customers were confused by the phrase and it was affecting usage

Sylvia Varnham O'Regan / The Information : Tweets: @grahamstarr and @amir Tweets: Graham Starr / @grahamstarr : “Hey Facebook” is causing confusion. Portal will only respond if everyone says “Howdy, ...

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