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Notre Dame

3 articles stable

Notre Dame has appeared in 3 articles since 2017-12. Coverage peaked in 2025Q2 with 1 articles.

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2025-05-10
Politico 3 related

A profile of Gail Slater, the head of the DOJ's antitrust unit who has become the leader of the MAGA antitrust movement over Big Tech “censorship” concerns

very much not what some in the business world & antitrust bar have hoped for (or at least publicly predicted) from this admin. Nancy Scola / @nancyscola : I profiled the new head of the DOJ antitrust ...

2019-04-17
Twitter 7 related

Twitter to test option to hide a tweet's replies in June, suspends 3x more abusive accounts reported within 24 hours than last year, relies less on user reports

with an emphasis on doing so more proactively (without relying on reports from people). http://twitter.com/... Vijaya Gadde / @vijaya : Healthy conversations on Twitter is our most important goal. We'...

2017-12-03
Motherboard

Notre Dame study finds 73% of posts on Reddit are voted on by users that haven't clicked through to view the content

And the world makes a little more sense.  —  It's probably not at all surprising that most content posted to Reddit is voted on more or less blindly.

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