Cameron Clark
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When you know, you know
oregonian.com
Things are happening at Portland's ICE facility tonight.

Read more of our protest coverage here: www.oregonlive.com/crime/2025/1...
cameronclark.bsky.social
Another reason you do this is so you can say, "That role sounds stupid/pointless, cut it"

A manager/head will be able to explain why a seemingly random role is actually critical to a wider strategy. But a specific employee may not be able to advocate for themselves

It's a manipulative approach
cameronclark.bsky.social
Ah, so the Elon Musk approach at DOGE

This is typically a move an exec makes when they want to *look* proactive, rather than actually problem-solving

If you wanted useful insights, you'd do this with department heads, then narrow down to specific team members in problem areas
maxtani.bsky.social
New: In a note to staff this morning, New CBS EIC Bari Weiss asked everyone across CBS News to send her a memo by next Tuesday explaining how they spend their workday and what’s working/not working…
cameronclark.bsky.social
Unfortunately, in my experience younger producers/journalists are just as prone to believing unsubstantiated claims online

The susceptibility of different age cohorts to misinformation online seems to a style/format distinction, rather than a substantive one
cameronclark.bsky.social
I think the core question now regarding the AI bubble is: what's the catalyst?

If it's broader acceptance that revenues can't match investment, that might still be some way off

However, that's not usually how these crises unfold...
JP Morgan boss Jamie Dimon sounds warning on US stock market fall
Jamie Dimon said he was
www.bbc.co.uk
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radleybalko.bsky.social
No clearer indication of the right’s moral rot than the swift evolution from angrily denying any association with buffoonish bigots like like Posobiec and Fuentes, to “there’s no harm in having a conversation,” to openly praising and promoting them.
radleybalko.bsky.social
Not the least surprised by this. I’d hope it might finally wake up some mainstream libertarians to what Smith is really about. But it probably won’t.
cameronclark.bsky.social
Obviously the below is a key factor, but some of the moves we've seen – Merck in particular – do feel rather extreme and self-defeating over something that, if taken on its face, is resolvable
cameronclark.bsky.social
This rather backs up my suspicion that moves such Merck suddenly pulling out of the UK market, and the Eli Lilly CEO going on a tirade about us being tight-arses, are in large part due to political pressure from the US
UK government prepared to pay more for drugs bought by NHS
Officials have briefed Trump administration on proposal to pay up to 25% more for medicines
www.ft.com
cameronclark.bsky.social
Reporters, when your Editor tries to force a 'knowledge gap' headline onto your piece, you can now retort with: "But the Pope said..."
cameronclark.bsky.social
I was at a pub in Hackney on Sunday evening that had to restrict entry because it was over capacity!

The net closures we're seeing across the sector do mask the reality that pubs are *still* popular, and that moves which give them more options to turn a profit are a good thing
cameronclark.bsky.social
Some are calling it "tone deaf", but it's clearly a move specifically targeted to help the night-time economy of large towns and cities

*Of course* it's not going to do much for your village local
cameronclark.bsky.social
I have to say, the reactions to this online have been quite strange

People are variously claiming that most pubs are "desolate" by 9pm, which, in my (London bubble) experience, isn't the case, or acting like pubs will be forced at gunpoint to stay open. They can still set their own opening hours!
cameronclark.bsky.social
A profoundly unserious leader, being propped up by a profoundly unserious media class
sundersays.bsky.social
'Badenoch bets the house on promise to end stamp duty' - the i

The Conservative leadership will be happy with the next day headlines from pitching a big tax cut on stamp duty
cameronclark.bsky.social
Wow

If nothing else, this’ll further embolden the bigots within the gaming community – this is proof that their actions get results
stephentotilo.bsky.social
SCOOP: Last year, Ubisoft cancelled an Assassin's Creed game set during Reconstruction. Was to feature a Black Assassin who, among other things, fought the rise of the Klan

Sources: Leadership nixed it over concerns re: U.S. political climate, backlash to Yasuke

www.gamefile.news/p/scoop-ubis...
Scoop: Ubisoft cancelled a post-Civil War Assassin’s Creed last year
Company leadership deemed the project too controversial for the moment, sources tell Game File
www.gamefile.news
cameronclark.bsky.social
Yglesias makes £650,000 a year from his Substack – there’s no sense, under any normal definition of the word, in which he’s been ‘cancelled’

These people desperately need to work through their victim complex in private, and stop forcing it on all of us
elivalley.bsky.social
As one of the countless people *actually* cancelled by Bari Weiss, via her vast favor-trading networks of fellow nepotistic gatekeepers in media and publishing, I think both of these asinine dipshits should go fuck themselves.
Matt Yglesias QT'ing Corey Walker

I didn’t rejoice at her cancellation and got cancelled myself at roughly the same time, but I am sincerely jealous that no regime-aligned billionaire has even fit to curry favor with the Trump administration by giving me a huge sum of money.
https://x.com/mattyglesias/status/1975375120123478491
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The vitriol against Bari Weiss is just thinly-veiled jealousy by people who rejoiced at "cancelling" her in 2020 and are furious she managed to get fabulously wealthy in an infamously brutal and low-paying industry.
cameronclark.bsky.social
Undoubtedly one for the history books
cameronclark.bsky.social
Beyond the manifest moral issues, I’m not sure I quite understand the political argument for Jenrick as leader

Is ‘Reform, sans Farage’ really an enticing pitch?

The primary selling point among members seems to be “he’s proactive”, which is an incredibly low bar…
cameronclark.bsky.social
Tech companies spend an enormous amount of time and energy rediscovering basic business practices from first principles

There's a reason, historically, that most organisations have a comms team...
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niedermeyer.online
what if I told you that taking accountability for your actions was traditionally considered a load-bearing feature of masculinity?
rollingstone.com
“I voted for none of this."

Prominent influencers, including Theo Von, Joe Rogan, and Andrew Schulz, are starting to distance themselves from the president they helped propel to the White House.

Story: www.rollingstone.com/politics/pol...
cameronclark.bsky.social
If it weren't about coke, you'd assume that comedy of this calibre was written for 5-year-olds...
cameronclark.bsky.social
The satire defence probably won't be much use to Spitting Image here, given no reasonable person has ever found it funny
michaelsavage.bsky.social
NEW: It turns out depicting Paddington Bear as a drug-crazed, potty-mouthed podcast host doesn't go down well with those that own his rights...

Spitting Image team being sued over their use of him in YouTube show, The Rest Is Bulls*!t....

www.theguardian.com/film/2025/oc...
‘Laugh, muchachos’: Spitting Image studio sued after Paddington Bear episode
StudioCanal and author’s estate taking action over video depicting Paddington with South American accent snorting powder
www.theguardian.com
cameronclark.bsky.social
The Life of a Showgirl (2025), in summary:
cameronclark.bsky.social
Oh, of course; the HIGNFY error is a whole different level of incompetence, and raises very serious questions about editorial processes within the org