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Kogan

4 articles accelerating

Kogan has appeared in 4 articles since 2018-04. Coverage peaked in 2019Q4 with 2 articles. Frequently mentioned alongside Facebook, Twitter, Cambridge Analytica, Jason Kint.

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2019-12-29
New York Times 1 related

In 2010s, Twitter enabled young and marginalized people to be heard, held news organizations accountable, and pushed largely ignored issues into the mainstream

It's impossible to avoid news about how harmful social media can be.  The Cambridge Analytica scandal.  The ubiquitous Russian bots. Tweets: @sjjphd , @sjjphd , @sjjphd , @sjjphd , @neil_chilson , @mi...

2019-12-28
BuzzFeed News

A look back at how Facebook and Twitter evolved over the 2010s, chasing size and influence at a cost to society that will take years to understand

The two companies had a bad run in the 2010s.  It was their own fault.  —  It's been a rough decade for Facebook and Twitter. Tweets: @jason_kint , @buzzfeednewsuk , and @laurahelmuth See also Mediaga...

2019-07-25
Engadget 3 related

Facebook agrees to pay a $100M fine to the SEC over charges of making “misleading disclosures” related to the Cambridge Analytica scandal

for the first time—publicly acknowledged on its website that it had learned of the violation of its policy in 2015. The price of Facebook shares declined substantially following the company's disclosu...

2018-04-23
BuzzFeed 11 related

In interview Kogan admits he broke Facebook's ToS but his app was within norms, says he worked on 10+ papers with Pete Fleming, now Instagram's head of research

Aleksandr Kogan, the Cambridge University academic whose app has set off the firestorm about online user data, says he's considering suing Facebook.

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