#Bias

Ginger Gibson

GingerGibson

One thing (of many) I think the press did a bad job of explaining these past four years was why covering Trump was so difficult. Our inability to articulate it

Ryan D. Enos

RyanDEnos

Let me put this a different way about why I am very concerned that Trump will try to overturn the election and stay in power (and the very serious people

Alliance for Securing Democracy

SecureDemocracy

In the wake of the U.S. Capitol riots, Chinese, Iranian, and Russian state-backed media coverage has focused intensely on social media companies’ response to the attack, Bret Schafer finds in

elri ⚜️

wifemestana

lmao okay it’s like 1:30am but let’s get to it babes xoxo castle has a racism issue and here’s whyhttps://twitter.com/wifemestana/status/1275525658240745474 DISCLAIMER: i’m white & british, so i’m not really authorised

Drew Davenport

DrewFBGAuctions

So I can't stop thinking about how I missed on #JustinJefferson. I'm not talking about the talent part, but the situation part. I specifically remember being asked about him on

Jamie Corkhill

eithermonad

Software projects contain two types of complexity - essential complexity & accidental complexity. The former is inherent to the problem being solved. The latter arises from the solution, from the

Jameel Jaffer

JameelJaffer

Some quick thoughts about the social media companies suspending Trump’s accounts. /1https://www.nytimes.com/2021/01/07/technology/trump-social-media.html?action=click&module=Spotlight&pgtype=Homepage The platforms should have a he

Benjamin Millar

BenjaminMillar

The striking thing about the full 252-page report is that this is not merely a case of 20/20 hindsight, nearly every concern that it outlines was being raised in real-time

Heidi N. Moore

moorehn

I simply cannot with France right now https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/dec/15/paris-city-hall-fined-for-putting-too-many-women-in-senior-roles Because there are (too many) people arguing in the mentions about why this is a problem: Wo

Pavel A. Samsonov

PavelASamsonov

An excellent illustration of why (user) research should:-ask people about what they did in a specific case, never what they do in the abstract-ask people only about themselves, never what

Fredrik Knudsen

FredInTheKnud

If you've been looking for ways to make an impact on the world, here's a thread all about how you can do so in a practical way by simply altering

Dom 🤙🏽 #TechAvengers

DCJReviews

This will either be an application to be on @LGUSAMobile marketing team or their blueprint moving forward. I’m good either way.Oh and this will probably be a small thread.People are

Richard M. Carpiano, PhD, MPH

RMCarpiano

Meet the new #COVID19 conspiracy theory boss, same as the old antivaccine movement boss. Great analysis by @aetiology & @doritmi shows how Del Bigtree only had to slightly tweek his

Jessie Link

mad_typist

This tweet is accurate - this attitude was held by a non-trivial # of EM peers when I joined in 2016. However that may have been who we were but

Bryan Leyva, MD⚕️

DrBryanLeyva

Did you know that at 3 mo, babies look more at faces that match the race of their caregivers? That children as young as 2 use race to make sense

Carole Cadwalladr

carolecadwalla

This is Roger Taylor, chair of Ofqual and also the Centre for Data Ethics & Innovation. I wonder if he’s still keen to hear from people who have been affected

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