Published Work

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The Guardian

Investigations and Whistleblowers

• Meta struggles with moderation in Hebrew, according to ex-employee and internal documents

• Pinterest's $22m settlement with executive is a 'slap in the face', Black former workers say

• She broke her NDA to speak out against Pinterest. Now she’s helping others come forward

• She sued for pregnancy discrimination. Now she’s battling Google’s army of lawyers

• The executive suing Amazon Web Services: ‘I wouldn’t want my worst enemy working there’

Technology Analysis

• ‘It let white supremacists organize’: the toxic legacy of Facebook's Groups

• Year of the tech grifter: will Silicon Valley ever learn from its mistakes?

• How social media’s biggest user protest rocked Reddit

Technology Features

• In balmy Puerto Rico, diehards shrug off the crypto winter: ‘We’re not worried’

• The rebel group stopping self-driving cars in their tracks – one cone at a time

• Was anyone ever so young? What 10 years of my Instagram data revealed

• How birdwatching’s biggest record threw its online community into chaos

Trial Coverage

• Tech titan Mike Lynch testifies at fraud trial that Autonomy was ‘not perfect’

• What I saw at the Theranos trial: long lines, superfans and the enduring power of Elizabeth Holmes

• Elizabeth Holmes: from Silicon Valley’s female icon to disgraced CEO on trial

General Interest Features

• Slobbing out and giving up: why are so many people going ‘goblin mode’?

• Where the buffalo roam: world’s longest wildlife bridge could cross the Mississippi

• 'All we could do was run': the strange story of Gerald, the turkey who terrorized a city

• No water, no power, hordes of birds: who will buy San Francisco’s $25m private island?

Arts coverage

• The best of this year’s True/False documentary festival

• ‘Where does the bot end and human begin?’: what the legendary @Horse_ebooks can teach us about AI

Elsewhere

BBC

• 'There was almost a utopian feeling to it': How StumbleUpon pioneered the way we use the internet

MarketWatch

• Reddit co-founder—and Serena Williams spouse—Alexis Ohanian on frugal living

• Wendy Williams on why you should always open (and pay) your own bills

• Rapper Lil B on capitalism, racism — and how to make America great

VICE

• Is This Barn in the Middle of Nowhere the Best Venue in the Midwest?

• I Was Framed! Accused Silk Road Boss Lays Out Full Defense

• How Fake Skin Will End Animal Testing (as Soon as We Can Mass Produce It)

• A Secretive Air Cargo Operation Is Running in Ohio, and Signs Point to Amazon

• Why Is Offline Porn Still A Thing?

• When Facebook and Instagram Think You’re Depressed

The Wall Street Journal

• OkCupid Bets That Swipe Left, Swipe Right Is a Dated Concept

• What Millennials Want in Hotel Rooms

• Tired of Swiping Right, Some Singles Try Slow Dating

Kinship (The Wildest)

• I Shadowed My Family’s Therapy Dog at Work—Here’s a Peek Into Our Day

• How Katherine Heigl’s Rescue Pets Gave Her a Sense of Purpose and Connection

• “Yellowjackets” Actress Samantha Hanratty’s Dogs Remind Her of the Show’s Characters

Cosmopolitan Magazine

• New Website HeartMob Promises to Help Women Fight Online Harassment

Elle Magazine

• Women Are Growing a More Diverse Cannabis Industry

Complex

• Young People, Ukuleles, and Vampire Weekend Turn Out for Cool Guy Bernie Sanders Rally

• When Our Deepest Confessions Are Still Curated: An Interview With So Sad Today

New York Magazine

• Does the ‘like’ mean anything anymore?

Quartz

• Venmo is turning our friends into petty jerks