Pluralistic: The long bezzle (10 August 2023)


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Pluralistic: No, Uber's (still) not profitable (09 August 2023)


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Pluralistic: Private equity plunderers want to buy Simon & Schuster (08 August 2023)


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“Are you on Bluesky?”

Friends, colleagues and strangers have emailed me to ask whether I’ve set up on the new, federatable social media incubated at Twitter and spun out, which many view as a viable Twitter successor.

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Pluralistic: America's largest hospital chain has an algorithmic death panel (05 August 2023)


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Pluralistic: Fighting junk fees is "woke" (04 August 2023)


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Pluralistic: Cloudburst (03 August 2023)


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Pluralistic: Forcing your computer to rat you out (02 August 2023)


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Pluralistic: Kickstarting a book to end enshittification, because Amazon will not carry it (31 July 2023)


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Pluralistic: When the app tries to make you robo-scab (30 July 2023)


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