I dig into tech policy, cultural friction, and stories people pretend are boring until they affect them. I also drink too much coffee.
I write investigative features, explainers and longform pieces at the intersection of technology and society. I prefer facts to hysteria, evidence to outrage, and verification to clickbait. Occasionally things get weird — then I write about that too.
Because journalism still matters. Because policy decisions about tech shouldn't be left entirely to press releases and people-influencer-roles. Because if nobody reads slow investigations, fast nonsense wins. This blog is where I publish things that need room to breathe.
A three-part investigation into content moderation and automation.
Uncovered a chain of third-party data sharing that went public.
I corroborate claims, publish documentation where possible and correct errors promptly. If you want to see how I source things, ask — or look for source links at the bottom of each story. If you want me to stop using bad metaphors: fair.
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