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jacobin.com
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| | | | | Kenyan content moderators at Meta have been fighting for better compensation for workers forced to watch videos of murder, rape, and ethnic cleansing. Meta was initially unwilling to give in to these demands, but Kenyan courts are intervening on the side of workers. | |
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cultocracy.wordpress.com
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| | | | | Silent Weapons for Quiet Wars Cultocracy Introduction : The 'Word on the Street' is that the SARS-CoV-2 virus was circulating globally from around November 2019 . Probably far earlier . Although this fact is disputed in some quarters . It is obvious that the UK and the global public were simply not informed about the... | |
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localnewsinitiative.northwestern.edu
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| | | Last year'sState of Local News Reportfeatured a dozen "Bright Spots." For our second editionof this Local News Initiative project, we highlighted 12 media outlets around the country that are building sustainable models by providing original reporting on their communities while they experiment with news collaborations, digital subscription offers, and other efforts to diversify revenue and engage audiences. In just a few examples, we checked in on theSalt Lake Tribune's transition from for-profit newspaper to digital-first nonprofit, reported on Georges Mediaopening another Advocate newspaperin Louisiana, profiled theAtlanta Journal-Constitution's renewed focus on local news and trackedConecta Arizona's growth from a WhatsApp channel to full-fledged news outl... | ||
