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Josh Kraushaar

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9 articles stable

Josh Kraushaar has appeared in 9 articles since 2020-08. Coverage peaked in 2021Q2 with 2 articles. Frequently mentioned alongside Trump.

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2022-11-20
New York Times

Interviews with more than 24 people involved in the AT&T/Time Warner merger, including Jeff Bewkes and Randall Stephenson, detail how it went disastrously awry

At Time Warner, executives saw AT&T as just a “big phone company from Texas.”  At AT&T, they thought Hollywood would play by their rules. Tweets: @jamesstewartnyt , @nytimes , @dandrezner , @nickconfe...

2021-08-15
Washington Post

Profile of Philip Agre, a computer scientist turned humanities professor, whose work is considered foundational in studying the effects of technology on society

Philip Agre, a computer scientist turned humanities professor, was prescient about many of the ways technology would impact the world Tweets: @ibishblog , @mireillemoret , @jennaburrell , @meta_lab , ...

2021-04-26
New York Times 1 related

Facebook says it has a policy letting any person initiate a takedown of a post containing an image of their residence, regardless of the post's newsworthiness

just very bad ones.” Pretty accurate! To be fair, people WANT Facebook to exercise judgment, except when they DON'T want Facebook to exercise judgment. Doing nothing is also judgment. https://twitter....

2020-12-07
New York Times 2 related

How Biden's digital campaign, largely focused on positive, authentic messaging and “Facebook moms”, defeated Trump's “Death Star” digital operation

slick-looking 30-second spots—were far less effective than ads that featured regular voters talking directly into their smartphones about why they were voting for Mr. Biden.” https://www.nytimes.com/....

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