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Vanity Fair

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11 articles – stable

Vanity Fair has appeared in 11 articles since 2015-08. Coverage peaked in 2017Q1 with 2 articles. Frequently mentioned alongside Facebook.

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2015-08-12
Business Insider 1 related

Tinder's PR just went ballistic on Twitter over a Vanity Fair exposé

Tinder is not happy with Vanity Fair.  —  The tech company's PR just went on a 30+ tweet tweetstorm lambasting the magazine for a recent feature story in the September issue of Vanity Fair.

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TEXXR tracks 3 Techmeme articles mentioning Vanity Fair, dating back to August 2015. The biggest stories include Condé Nast agrees a multiyear deal with OpenAI, letting ChatGPT and SearchGPT surface... and Mark Zuckerberg tops Vanity Fair's 2015 New Establishment Disrupters list.

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