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@dancharvey

@dancharvey
12 posts
2021-12-23
CFPB blasts VCs in ordering LendUp to stop lending https://www.protocol.com/... https://twitter.com/...
2021-12-23 View on X
Reuters

The US CFPB orders online payday lender LendUp to shutter lending operations after finding it repeatedly lied to and illegally cheated its customers

it has been a long time coming. In other news, anyone looking to buy my shares of LendUp? Rohit Chopra / @chopracfpb : We will be working to provide redress to borrowers cheated by...

2021-05-06
A photo of Clegg, Sandberg, Kaplan, and Zuckerberg should feature on the Wikipedia entry for “Too little, too late.” https://www.nytimes.com/...
2021-05-06 View on X
New York Times

Nick Clegg, who shaped Facebook's handling of Donald Trump, will lead the final decision-making process after the Oversight Board handed it back to Facebook

New York Times :

2021-04-18
“Amazon is to the 21st century what the auto and steel industry were for the 20th century. If workers in the US want to have some kind of voice over what happens to them at work, there is only one way to get that. And that is to form or join a union.” https://www.protocol.com/...
2021-04-18 View on X
CNBC

Sources detail Amazon's tactics during the Alabama union campaign, including “captive audience meetings”, as workers explain why the union was unconvincing

2021-04-11
When I've worked at small startups we've had to turn away from FB ads because they were bad for our business. Despite targeting we got more bad leads than good. https://twitter.com/...
2021-04-11 View on X
Wall Street Journal

Some SMB owners who advertise heavily online say Facebook is speaking the truth about how iOS privacy changes might disproportionately affect such businesses

With big changes coming to iPhones, small online merchants are bracing for lost sales.  ‘Why is Apple now the decider?’

2021-02-20
Why it's as if affective tech is based on junk science and doesn't really work. https://twitter.com/...
2021-02-20 View on X
OneZero

AI researchers doubt the efficacy and ethics of emotion recognition tech, as studies show facial expressions match a person's emotions only 20%-30% of the time

People's facial expressions line up with their emotions less than half the time  —  OneZero's General Intelligence is a roundup … Tweets: @robmccargow , @hypervisible , @autscipers...

2020-12-16
“Daub asked the student whether she found Palantir's technology at all creepy. The student responded that she wasn't worried because she knew several upperclassmen who worked at Palantir and they were all nice people.” https://www.protocol.com/...
2020-12-16 View on X
Protocol

Interview with Stanford comp lit professor Adrian Daub on the naiveté of undergrads eager to work in tech, “useless” VC Twitter, and challenges to SV narratives

In the early 2010s, professor Adrian Daub began noticing changes in some Stanford undergraduates that troubled him. Tweets: @toddwalker , @dancharvey , @issielapowsky , @protocol ,...

2020-09-24
Also Facebook leaks show Facebook employees are maybe a big part of the problem. Whinging about snacks? Asking Zuck to buy Facebook Island? Fuck off https://www.theverge.com/...
2020-09-24 View on X
The Verge

Leaked audio recordings and internal posts show Mark Zuckerberg's balancing act, as employees demand a harder line against Trump but users want the opposite

2020-09-05
Big Tech Companies “do as we say not as we do.” https://www.wired.com/...
2020-09-05 View on X
Wired

Amid the pandemic, tech companies are moving workplace incentives out of the office, focusing more on time-off allowances for parents and mental health support

Arielle Pardes / Wired : Tweets: @nmainland and @dancharvey Tweets: Nathalie Mainland / @nmainland : “In the long term this is not a pandemic response app, it's a system for engag...

2020-09-04
Big Tech Companies “do as we say not as we do.” https://www.wired.com/...
2020-09-04 View on X
Wired

Alphabet, Microsoft, Salesforce, and others are offering tools to get workers back in offices, despite extending their own remote working policies into 2021

Tom Simonite / Wired :

2020-04-30
Algorithms, not so good at predictions during a pandemic “The radical changes in people's behavior, transportation, and production during this pandemic mean that the usually predictable ebb and flow is upended.” https://www.theverge.com/...
2020-04-30 View on X
The Verge

Supply chain algorithms used by companies like Walmart and Amazon, which rely on past data to forecast demand, have been completely upended by the pandemic

The data the algorithms use isn't reliable  —  Even during a pandemic, Walmart's supply chain managers have to make sure stores … Tweets: @dancharvey Tweets: Dan fine coffee / @dan...

2020-03-08
“I wish all these guys well. I also wish that the many, exhausted activists who didn't take money from Google or Facebook could have even a quarter of the attention, status and authority the Prodigal Techbro assumes is his birth-right.” ht @sarahtgold https://conversationalist.org/ ...
2020-03-08 View on X
The Conversationalist

When former tech execs reinvent themselves as experts on taming Big Tech, they seize attention and resources, which undermines the work of independent activists

The tech executive turned data justice warrior is celebrated as a truth-telling hero, but there's something a bit too smooth about this narrative arc.

2019-10-06
Tim Apple puts Zuck blast — “No. I really think that a currency should stay in the hands of countries. I'm not comfortable with the idea of a private group setting up a competing currency. A private company shouldn't be looking to gain power this way.” https://www.theverge.com/...
2019-10-06 View on X
CNBC

PayPal says it is withdrawing from Facebook's Libra Association, becoming the first of its founding members to do so

PayPal is withdrawing from Facebook's Libra Association, the company announced Friday.  —  “PayPal has made the decision to forgo further participation in the Libra Association …