By making the rich richer and the poor poorer, Amazon has exploited the American divide for its own gain.
By making the rich richer and the poor poorer, Amazon has exploited the American divide for its own gain.
↩︎ The New Republic
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On the death of music genres, whose end cannot come soon enough.
In the earliest days of the recording industry, genre was frequently determined by race, and more than a century later the repercussions of that choice—who gets to make what kind of song—are still profoundly f…
Painting selections from Laurent Grasso’s “Future Herbarium” exhibit.
Painting selections from Laurent Grasso’s “Future Herbarium” exhibit.
↩︎ This Isn’t Happiness
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A marketer’s claims of manipulating Spotify to benefit clients illuminates the larger problem of pay-for-play streaming metrics.
A marketer’s claims of manipulating Spotify to benefit clients illuminates the larger problem of pay-for-play streaming metrics.
↩︎ Rolling Stone
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Americans who are homeless face barriers in filing their taxes, a necessary step to receive the stimulus payments they’re owed.
Americans who are homeless face barriers in filing their taxes, a necessary step to receive the stimulus payments they’re owed.
↩︎ The New York Times
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The deep cuts that hurt the most.
“Slow” is among the great My Bloody Valentine tracks that didn’t make it to Spotify in North America.
How could Frasier afford that apartment on a radio salary? Investments, maybe?
How could Frasier afford that apartment on a radio salary? Investments, maybe?
↩︎ GQ
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“Humans are the only species that can throw well enough to kill rivals and prey.” How humans became the planet’s best throwers.
“Humans are the only species that can throw well enough to kill rivals and prey.” How humans became the planet’s best throwers.
↩︎ The Conversation
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