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The Facebook Papers ft. Shoshana Wodinsky (Patreon)

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2021-12-03 11:10:10
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* We have unlocked this episode to begin the year, due to current events and also that it was a good and fun episode. New episodes - free and premium- will resume from next week*

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This week, we talk to Gizmodo reporter Shoshana Wodinsky (@swodinsky), who covers the business of data, and is one of the leads on Gizmodo's ambitious project to make the Facebook Papers public.

We talk about some of the revelations from the Papers that didn't make the headlines, how much of Facebook's problems are caused by negligence and its sheer scale, rather than being outright ghouls, and the value of open source information gathering when studying the platform technologies collectively. Shoshana also brings us an NFT related meme that neither of us initially understand, and end up descending into a deep conversation about the virtue of hot keys and warm change.

You can read Shoshana's work and keep up to date with the project here: https://gizmodo.com/author/swodinsky.

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Ten Thousand Posts is a show about how everything is posting. It's hosted by Hussein (@HKesvani), Phoebe (@PRHRoy) and produced by Devon (@Devon_onEarth).

Comments

oranjest1

@ "respecting showing your ex a thing or two in the middle of the day" phoebe's casting in John Taliban was perfect

oranjest1

from Trashfuture's last journalist guest to now this one on 10k, it's getting pretty funny seeing journalists talk only tangentially and naively about what they've discovered and the podcasters drawing actual information and conclusions like who care if they implement it badly or it doesn't make sense?? duh! why are these guests talking like that'll stop the company from forcing things upon people

Elsie Hupp

Regarding the genre of this podcast: it’s cultural anthropology, obviously. Like Napoleon Chagnon with the Yanomamö (minus his ethical breaches), you venture into the Deepest Twitter to study the natives thereof and learn their ways.

Elsie Hupp
>>73243805

In I think an earlier episode you mentioned podcast listeners not following you on Twitter. I don’t follow you on Twitter because I don’t follow anyone on Twitter because I don’t use Twitter (because I hate mosquitos and I appreciate such conveniences as modern sanitation and effective content moderation). I feel no need to use Twitter because, like a National Geographic photo safari, this podcast brings the social media wilds into my living room in a safe and enjoyable way.

Ben

Thought I'd posted a couple of comments here but I guess they've gone now. Just went on a rant about Lean/Agile development and how it encourages short term thinking and recklessness in the tech sector.