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- A look at the case of former Facebook engineer Behdad Esfahbod, who was detained in Iran in 2020, the company’s response, lessons for Facebook, and more (Slate) https://bit.ly/3CMp043
INTERIORITY
25/11/2021
21/11/2021
Today’s Tittilating Treasures
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- xkcd: Heart-Stopping Texts https://bit.ly/3HExAWe
- Q&A with Integrity Institute’s Jeff Allen on how Facebook’s algorithm gives preference to engagement baiting, and how to address that from a design perspective (Gilad Edelman/Wired) https://bit.ly/3x5mxAy
18/11/2021
Today’s Tittilating Treasures
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- COP26 was “better than nothing but clearly insufficient” say architects https://bit.ly/3kKMy3i
17/11/2021
Today’s Tittilating Treasures
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- Here Are 38 Illustrations By The Master Of Dark Comedy, Joan Cornella https://bit.ly/3wPC9Im
14/11/2021
Today’s Tittilating Treasures
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- Telegram could become a powerful vector for lies and vitriol before the 2022 presidential elections in Brazil, where it is installed on 53% of smartphones (New York Times) https://bit.ly/3Fa8aOk
- Substack touts itself as an alternative to toxic, ad-driven social media, but many of its top earners are polarizing figures who were deplatformed elsewhere (Chris Stokel-Walker/Wired UK) https://bit.ly/30nIvlW
- Deforestation in Australia: a wanton assault on wildlife — in pictures https://bit.ly/3Dqc3hq
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