Pluralistic: 25 Mar 2021

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Zuckerpunch: Don't trust Mark Zuckerberg to solve the Facebook problem.
Good news about news co-ops: Save journalism, not media monopolies.
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Pluralistic: 24 Mar 2021

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Green investing is a fraud: ESGs and other delusions.
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Pluralistic: 23 Mar 2021

Today's links

Solar futures and futuristic fellowships: What's happening at ASU's Center for Science and the Imagination.
FCC wants broadband complaints: Your chance to sound off about a shithole country.
Tories pass Grenfell costs onto tenants: A Parliament of Landlords, doing its job.
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Pluralistic: 22 Mar 2021

Today's links

Patent troll IP is more powerful than Apple's: Sauce for the goose is sauce for the gander.
Podcasting "Free Markets": Taxation without representation.
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Pluralistic: 21 Mar 2021

Today's links

The political possibility of cities: Find yourself a city to live in.
Donziger correction: Not the only person in US pre-trial detention for a misdemeanor.
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Pluralistic: 20 Mar 2021

Today's links

Department of Truth: What if reality was a democracy?
Support Amazon workers today: Events in 45 cities in support of the Bessemer, Alabama union drive.
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Pluralistic: 19 Mar 2021

Today's links

Chevron bought the US justice system: It was cheaper than paying its $9.8b fine for ecocide.
Chickenized reverse-centaurs: Can Amazon drivers get justice?
Announcing "The Shakedown": Rebecca Giblin and I wrote a book about creative worker exploitation!
This day in history: 2020
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Pluralistic: 18 Mar 2021

Today's links

Help news, not news-barons: EFF on the proposed antitrust exemption for news.
Impunity for NYPD cops who brutalized BLM protesters: Only two officers face serious discipline.
Aviation bailout cost $666k/job: Socialism for capitalists.
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Pluralistic: 17 Mar 2021

Today's links

SNAPDRAGON: Brilliant, witchy YA graphic novel.
How unions de-risk work: Everyone wants to push risk onto someone else's balance-sheet.
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Pluralistic: 16 Mar 2021

Today's links

SMS security is flaming garbage: Netnumber is a perfect microcosm of telephonic uselessness.
The People's Parity Project: An antidote to corporate law.
Meet the new music boss, same as the old music boss: Monopsony begets monoposony.
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