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Jay Owens

6 articles stable

Jay Owens has appeared in 6 articles since 2017-11. Coverage peaked in 2022Q1 with 1 articles. Frequently mentioned alongside YouTube, Instagram.

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2022-02-02
Politico 6 related

Nonprofit suicide chat service Crisis Text Line ends its data sharing relationship with for-profit spinoff Loris.ai and asks the company to delete existing data

and it's striking to be offered so much inside info about the CTL/Loris debacle — but it also doesn't fully connect the dots. A few thoughts/questions: https://www.zephoria.org/... @thomasfuchs : “My ...

2021-11-13
The Society of the Double Dagger

Web3 notes from a sci-fi writer and “enemy” of the tech: it shows new protocols are still possible, but is expensive, undemocratic, and impedes ephemerality

he's an enemy and, full disclosure, so am I. https://society.robinsloan.com/ ... Gabe Rivera / @gaberivera : “The money thing confounds evaluation; it's like trying to look at a star next to the sun. ...

2020-10-04
Vox

An inside look at the world of TikTok “collab houses” in Los Angeles, amid allegations of exploitative talent managers withholding money from influencers

The Girls in the Valley was supposed to be a collective of Instagram baddie best friends.  Then it self-destructed. Tweets: @hautepop , @voxdotcom , @mbmelodies , @rafyevans , @binkleyonstyle , @voxdo...

2020-05-02
The Verge 8 related

Workers at Amazon, Whole Foods, Instacart, FedEx, Target, and Walmart join together in striking on May 1, demanding better workplace safety conditions

not now, not ever. https://onezero.medium.com/... @munchies : “I'm a number on a body bag. They don't care if I live or die working this job. There are more people who can replace me.”—anonymous Shipt...

2019-04-06
New York Times

How videos on YouTube helped A.S.M.R., a hard-to-describe brain-tingling feeling, become a subcultural phenomenon on the internet

The brain-tingling feeling was a hard-to-describe psychological oddity.  Until, suddenly, it was a YouTube phenomenon.  —  When Jennifer Allen watched videos of space … Tweets: @kait_tiffany , @lmatsa...

2017-11-12
Berkman Klein Center Collection

Analysis: propaganda memes from Russia's Internet Research Agency were more impactful on Instagram than Twitter due to reposting apps, Facebook's ad targeting

The last couple of weeks have brought us the first new major revelations about the reach and scope of the IRA media influence campaign. Tweets: @hautepop Tweets: Jay Owens / @hautepop : Instagram “is ...

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