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This piece originally ran on Casey Newton’s Substack, Platformer. We’re republishing it here because it offers a lot of great detail about what it’s like to leave a media company and start your own ...

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Communities across the state are demanding to know how proposed data centers would affect their electric and water bills, landscapes and quality of life.

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The frame running through today’s episode: Anthropic’s product and revenue momentum has been building for a while. For most of the last three years, OpenAI was the consensus AI Tech Wave front-runner ...

Earlier this month, the Washington Post broke the news that Jay Bhattacharya, MD, PhD, the CDC's temporary top official, delayed and then blocked a COVID-19 vaccine effectiveness paper from appearing ...

Alex Edkins explains how his new Weird Nightmare album had its impetus at a fateful Paul McCartney concert many years ago, despite his punk and hardcore credentials. I speak to Alex Edkins shortly ...