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Stasi

5 articles stable

Stasi has appeared in 5 articles since 2020-09. Coverage peaked in 2020Q3 with 2 articles. Frequently mentioned alongside Wechat, Twitter, Elon, TikTok.

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Coverage Timeline

2022-12-10
The Hill 6 related

Bari Weiss releases “Twitter Files Part Two”, sharing images of accounts that Twitter allegedly put on “blacklists” and screenshots of internal Slack messages

all in secret, without informing users. Elon Musk / @elonmusk : @DavidSacks As @bariweiss clearly describes, the rules were enforced against the right, but not against the left Ashley Feinberg / @ashl...

2021-03-01
OneZero

Twitter Super Follows and Clubhouse portend a shift from algorithmic, scale-focused, low-attention feeds to low-volume, high-attention relationships with users

even though I've never created one or even spoken — I find myself instinctively wanting to see who else entered the room because some “tech reporter” may tattle if it's a Prohibited Person. That's the...

2020-09-07
New York Times

A look at the role of WeChat in China and abroad, its differences with TikTok, and how its features are inextricably woven with surveillance and censorship

A vital connection for the Chinese diaspora, the app has also become a global conduit of Chinese state propaganda, surveillance and intimidation. Tweets: @paulmozur , @nytimesbusiness , @chinabeigeboo...

2020-09-06
New York Times

A look at the role of WeChat in China and abroad, its differences with TikTok, and how its features are inextricably woven with surveillance and censorship

A vital connection for the Chinese diaspora, the app has also become a global conduit of Chinese state propaganda, surveillance and intimidation. Tweets: @paulmozur , @lizalinwsj , @chao_deng , @kenro...

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