August 18, 2022: Who reads fake news?, The developer-influencer economy, Perspective matters

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• Brad Stulberg
• Senthil Veeraraghavan
• Ken Moon
• fake news
• Jiding Zhang
• Ben Stokes
• FF Insights
• Instant gratification
• hyperconnected world
• Developer-influencers
• creator economy

October 12, 2021: Real journalism vs fake news; The collapse of Lebanon; Good teachers

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• Lebanon crisis
• Maria Ressa
• fake news
• Chris Anderson
• Nobel Peace Prize
• Storytelling
• Dmitry Muratov
• Facebook

In his memoir, Vir Sanghvi describes a world of politicians and celebrities only he could access. Just how did he do it? How does he see India now? And the future?

• Play Time : 94 mins

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• Pakistan
• Arvind Kejriwal
• Sanjay Gandhi
• fake news
• writing
• Narendra Modi
• Babri masjid
• Rahul Gandhi
• Radia tapes
• Vir Sanghvi
• Access journalism
• influencers
• Media business
• PV Narasimha Rao
• LK Advani

August 31, 2021: Ozan Varol on the capacity to say “I don’t know”; The National Monetisation Pipeline; Navigating anxiety; What’s in the air?

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• National Monetisation Pipeline
• Feynman’s mindset
• anxiety
• fake news
• Narrative Fallacy
• Ozan Varol
• gossip

This Week in Disruptive Tech | September 23, 2020: A roundup of news and perspectives on how technology is shaping the future, here in India and across the world

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• human sight
• Vijay Shekhar Sharma
• fake news
• YouTube
• content moderation
• brain-machine interface
• Google vs Paytm

With the internet and social media, data is available aplenty. Wisdom, unfortunately, is in short supply

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• masterclass
• Nir Eyal
• Indistractable
• Post-truth
• Net Addiction
• fake news

Twitter is not one, but three. It is a protocol, an app, and a media company. And being all the three is doing it no good

• Read Time : 7 mins

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• technology platforms
• Jack Dorsey
• Mark Weiser
• Melvin Kranzberg
• fake news
• Social Media
• Twitter
• Naval Ravikant
• Kranzberg's Laws

Job destruction, fake news, polarisation. Rapid advances in technology are blamed for these. Is that claim justified? Are other factors at play? Who will regulate technology?

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• de-industrialization
• regulating technology
• Deep listening
• job destruction
• fake news
• Industry 4.0
• multiple perspectives