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@iansteadman

(Former) Editor, . While I will admit to a certain cynicism, the fact is that I am a naysayer and hatchetman in the fight against violence.

London, UK
Đã tham gia tháng 2 năm 2010
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    Future BBC journalist: In your book you write that many controversial figures on social media died violently. Author: I did. And people would report it to the authorities. Journalist: Right, but when they tweeted “Officer, I'd like to report a murder,” it was not actual death.

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    NEW: In email to staff, The Guardian says it’s changing the style guide when reporting on climate change... - “Climate emergency, crisis” instead of “climate change” - “Global heating” instead of “global warming” - “Climate science denier” instead of “climate sceptic”

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    This is going to be extremely good

    It's in the trade press so guess I get to say "some personal news" - super excited to be working with the awesome and amazing at Bloomsbury on a book telling the epic history of climate change. Our Biggest Experiment, out 2021.
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    the cost of misusing the term 'emotional labor' another insightful piece by

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    The oil companies knew exactly what they were doing to the planet, so they lied to us and did it anyway. For a profit.

    Prediction of the future from 1982 by , along with data showing how it has actually evolved. Exxon's predictions were extremely accurate.
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    on that bittersweet note, here's a piece i wrote for that i'm still incredibly proud of writing about the role games are playing in the evolution of AI

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    The piece I wrote for HWGTN on transit activism around the world () is what convinced me my personal writing was worth sharing with more people. (It was also very well-edited by !) Thanks for five years of important stories.

    Today we’re sad to announce that after five years, How We Get To Next is ceasing publication. Thank you to everyone who helped us look towards a more equitable future.
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    Here is the piece I did for them on the future of cities:

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    Sad to hear that is ceasing publication. Here's a piece I wrote for the site in 2016, featuring the awesome, doughnut-eating, ultra endurance cyclist .

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    sad to hear that is shuttering! i had a blast working with on their “Human Machine” episode a couple years ago. grateful to the whole team for giving me space to write about cyborgs: and exoskeletons!

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    In conclusion: RIP , I have other projects that will also be finishing soon, if anyone needs writing and/or editing, hit me up

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    We're going to keep up online as long as possible though (and take it off Medium in the process because hoo boy do we even need to explain again why trusting that site for long-term hosting is... questionable)

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    ...not to mention others like , , , , and more, plus innumerable writers, artists, and more who made what it was

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    On the plus side, I had the privilege of working alongside an editor as talented as ...

    Annnnd that's that: today is the final day of . I'll spare you a spiel about the sorry state of nonprofit media in 2019; instead, I'll just say I'm incredibly proud of all the work we did.
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    Goes without saying that nonprofit media is not immune to the issues affecting the media as a whole, but we still pulled off some great work over the last few years that I'm glad we're going to keep alive online as long as possible

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    Some sad news. It's been a good few years but time to move on to what's (no pun intended) next...

    Today we’re sad to announce that after five years, How We Get To Next is ceasing publication. Thank you to everyone who helped us look towards a more equitable future.
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    Curated by Kenny Fries, “Disability Futures” is a series of essays by five writers who dig into the ways that disability is shaping our lives  and our futures.

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    "We can't think about the future — of health, of technology, of community —without centering disability, because it cuts across every other kind of experience. Disability is central to all of our lives."

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    the discourse

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