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30 Aug, 5 tweets, 2 min read
A million people without power.
And it's not just the power that is down.
Lafitte and Lafourche seem to be sending early signals of the worst damage, south and west of New Orleans.

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15 Sep
This week @AuthorPMBarrett, Grant Sims and I published a report on the relationship between social media, political polarization and its consequences. This report by @JeffHorwitz & @keachhagey does more than confirm our conclusions- it shows it is a crisis.wsj.com/articles/faceb…
You can get the summary or link to the full report from @NYUSternBHR here: techpolicy.press/how-social-med…
Our report also handles this particular objection to the role of Facebook in exacerbating division, which is the company line:
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14 Sep
Jaw-dropping details on the run-up to January 6 in this new report from @isaacstanbecker on the revelations in the Bob Woodward/Robert Costa book 'Peril': washingtonpost.com/politics/2021/…
@isaacstanbecker Mind bending:
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It should not be lost to history that the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff was literally the dog-in-a-burning-house meme when he called his Chinese counterpart to reassure him after the insurrection: Image
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14 Sep
"For the past three years, FB has been conducting studies into how its photo-sharing app affects its millions of young users. Repeatedly, the company’s researchers found that IG is harmful for a sizable percentage of them, most notably teenage girls."
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"Among teens who reported suicidal thoughts, 13% of British users and 6% of American users traced the desire to kill themselves to Instagram, one presentation showed."
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13 Sep
Spent six months looking at the role of social media in the division we see in the United States with @AuthorPMBarrett & Grant Sims at the NYU Stern Center for Business & Human Rights. We talked to 40+ experts. Here is our report and recommendations to platforms and government:
The report finds that, while rising levels of polarization in the U.S. predate and are not mainly caused by social media, the platforms have played an important role in exacerbating the trend in recent years. techpolicy.press/how-social-med…
.@axios features the report in an article, "The anatomy of social media's mad-making machine", written by @margarethmcgill. Read it here: axios.com/social-media-p…
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12 Sep
Policymakers are coming up with new laws and regulations to address digital threats to democracy. But how do they define the democratic values they are trying to protect? For this week's @techpolicypress podcast I talk to @kreissdaniel and @KateDommett:
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.@kreissdaniel, @KateDommett and @BridgetOBarrett recently published a paper in the journal Policy & Internet that considers how ideas about democracy are reflected in tech policy documents in the UK and the US: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/epdf/10.10…
@kreissdaniel @KateDommett @BridgetOBarrett We discussed why policy making is out of step with growing evidence "that political conflicts between social groups, right-wing extremism, and anti-democratic actions increasingly taken by elites and parties are at the root of growing democratic crises.”
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5 Sep
Tomorrow is Labor Day. For this week's @techpolicypress podcast, I spoke with Diana Enríquez (@denrsch), a PhD Candidate in sociology at Princeton, on her recent research on automation and the gig economy- and what it's like to work for an algorithm:
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Background reading, 1: @denrsch's paper (with Vertesi, Goldstein, Liu, Miller) Pre-Automation: Insourcing and Automating the Gig Economy, published in the journal Sociologica earlier this year sociologica.unibo.it/article/view/1…
Background reading, 2 @denrsch & Vertesi: Managing Algorithms: partial automation of middle management and its implications for gig worker, published in the Proceedings of the Academy of Management this summer: journals.aom.org/doi/abs/10.546…
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