
Chief of Public Affairs, @CrimJusticeNYC, @StopHateNYC. Prev: @NBCNews, @NBCLX, @IRE_NICAR, #MLBmascot. Views my own.
New York, NY
Joined March 2009
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Something I learned from 20yrs covering government:
One person’s “waste” is:
- another person’s lifeline;
- another person’s hometown infrastructure;
- another person’s pathway to college;
- another person’s road to a better life;
- another person’s future medical breakthrough.
👇Count this longtime transparency advocate as a fan of NYC’s new junk fees crackdown👇
Replying to @noahpransky
"Resort fees" for a pool towel and fax access!!
What a deal!!!
It's time we end bogus junk fees from hotel, cell phone, and car rental companies.
NYC’s next head of Dept of Consumer & Worker Protection will be @saalevine.
As you can tell from my story with him 2yrs ago, he is unapologetically anti-junk fee and pro-consumer rights.
Replying to @noahpransky
5/x Junk Fee strategy 1: ENFORCEMENT
@FTC & other fed agencies are issuing huge fines to worst junk fee offenders, one industry at a time.
"We hope it sends a message to other companies in the industry that these types of practices are not going to be tolerated."
- Sam Levine
Noah Pransky retweeted
Apologies to iconic Christmas romcom Love Actually, but we are the real matchmatchers💞
Our team brings dozens of agencies, partners, and stakeholders together every day to improve New Yorkers' lives and outcomes.
✨Happy Holidays, NYC✨
Some of the most emotional & meaningful storytelling of my (previous) career:
My generation will never forget 9/11.
I did this story so younger viewers won't forget either:
lx.com/politics/the-man-who-…
A short 🧵 about how great storytelling is a game-changer, regardless of your industry.
And it starts with a program I learned about my first day on the job at @CrimJusticeNYC six months ago…
6) 🤝 Following the graduation, we facilitated a series of conversations between the mayor’s team and our program partners.
We highlighted the success… 🏆
We highlighted the ROI… 📈
We highlighted the stories. 🫶🏼
City hall was sold.✅
7) The end result? @NYCMayor just announced a massive investment & expansion in our program.
Exciting for me, but life-changing for the 300 New Yorkers who’ll benefit from the program in FY26.
Proud of NYC🗽, my @CrimJusticeNYC team, and of storytelling that makes a difference!
Nearly 90% of US voters don’t get a say in the balance of power in Congress.
Many seem committed to increasing that number.
Gerrymandering is a uniquely American problem that ends up disenfranchising tens of millions of American voters.
NBCLX Political Editor @NoahPransky used his favorite candy to explain what it is and how it may be solved.
Head here for more: trib.al/YGSICkF
Noah Pransky retweeted
☎️Most of us learned in grade school how the game of “telephone” is arguably the single worst way to transmit information.☎️
Yet more Americans now trust this method of news delivery than any other source.
2024 was the year I realized good information was dead.🧵
12 years ago today, I posted my POV of the Boston Marathon bombing.... to Vine😔
A few Vine clips I couldn't upload Monday in Boston: vine.co/v/bFpmUh0r0dH vine.co/v/bFpmPZqLaJP vine.co/v/bFpmPtKhMDK
Roses are red;
Violets are blue.
If social media's your top source of news,
...an algorithm’s manipulating you.
Replying to @noahpransky
2) In short, we have outsourced a large percentage of our critical thinking to algorithms.
Every one of us.
We are letting algorithms – that are not incentivized to inform, but to maximize profits through agitation – to be our gatekeepers for which news & facts we see.
☎️Most of us learned in grade school how the game of “telephone” is arguably the single worst way to transmit information.☎️
Yet more Americans now trust this method of news delivery than any other source.
2024 was the year I realized good information was dead.🧵
IN CONCLUSION: Information from your friend/family/plumber is not the same as information from real news orgs.
And abandoning the guardrails/gatekeepers that have provided quality information for generations will not result in a more informed public.









