Great read! This brilliantly captures a complex subject that is Taika - while revealing a deeply-perceptive author behind the interviews and writing. wired.com/story/multifarious…
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Tetiana Perebyinis and her two children were killed trying to dash to safety, a moment captured by a New York Times photographer. Her husband describes their lives, and their final hours. nyti.ms/3MAtJw3
jalopnik.com/formula-one-is-… fair take - no matter which side you're on :)
Google in Asia Pacific: 10 proud moments from 20 years @google blog.google/around-the-globe…
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This week is our 6th birthday! We're kicking it off with a surprise #UndesignPodcast episode.
Tune in to hear @GarenCheckley from @Google talking about the #NextBillionUsers team's research on digital gender equity & voice-first products.
Listen here 👉 bit.ly/3wViPYL
It’s a Ballot Fight for Survival for Gig Companies Like Uber and Lyft nytimes.com/2020/10/23/techn…
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GoViet rebrands as Gojek Vietnam today, a milestone in Gojek's international expansion! We're marking this with an epic video: youtube.com/watch?v=VJH5FJ5k…
"And withholding judgment may be used as a tool to make later judgment more sensitive. This is a way of learning from everything." - Learning from Las Vegas goodreads.com/book/show/1324…
Airbnb Was Like a Family, Until the Layoffs Started nytimes.com/2020/07/17/techn…
“Embrace the adventure” was sometimes used to justify difficult situations, and “champion the mission” was code for putting a positive spin on things. A company spokesman disputed the characterization.
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But while this may be the toughest test for Las Vegas, Mr. Wiesberg, like other casino leaders, still likes his odds. “It’s going to bounce back. Las Vegas is part of the American culture. And I think it will come back better than ever.”
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It gives new meaning to one of the corny jokes that Jungle Cruise skippers deliver at the end of each excursion: “We’re about to enter the most dangerous part of our journey — the return to civilization.”
When people talk to journalists...for whom expression carries consequences...their words take on a performative & transactional quality, where audience matters, as does reaction and effect. It’s not the way we talk to close friends. That’s our real voice. nytimes.com/interactive/2020…