Nick
@nickdag.bsky.social
Just some guy who wants to help make the world better — for all of us — than when I found it.
This is fascinating. I interpret this as their focus is, instead of reflection & action, a superficial type of marketing.
Interestingly it actually preceded social media, which is the epitome of presenting a superficial brand to the world.
Interestingly it actually preceded social media, which is the epitome of presenting a superficial brand to the world.
January 3, 2026 at 2:05 AM
This is fascinating. I interpret this as their focus is, instead of reflection & action, a superficial type of marketing.
Interestingly it actually preceded social media, which is the epitome of presenting a superficial brand to the world.
Interestingly it actually preceded social media, which is the epitome of presenting a superficial brand to the world.
Along these lines, I would love to see some investigative journalism by indie outlets an turned toward what’s happened to conventional journalism. There is no way this is the only bias Sulzberger explicitly introduced.
January 2, 2026 at 3:31 PM
Along these lines, I would love to see some investigative journalism by indie outlets an turned toward what’s happened to conventional journalism. There is no way this is the only bias Sulzberger explicitly introduced.
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(5/X) I should point out that jailing oligarchs is the only possible way to save our democracy. They're all cowards, look how the Russian ones responded once Putin jailed a couple. It's the only way to bring them in line.
January 2, 2026 at 3:12 AM
(5/X) I should point out that jailing oligarchs is the only possible way to save our democracy. They're all cowards, look how the Russian ones responded once Putin jailed a couple. It's the only way to bring them in line.