“But when faced with censorship by the military, the Korean press did not acquiesce. News organizations spanning the political spectrum — even right-leaning publications more aligned with Mr. Yoon’s conservative People Power Party — stood united in criticism of his actions and any efforts to limit a free press.”

“Our school board voter guide was an effective tool for recirculation and conversions, with readers navigating to candidate questionnaires and our general voter guide afterward. In addition to community outreach, the guide was designed with search audiences in mind, targeting candidate names and school board districts. Between Sept. 1 and Nov. 6, it was the primary entry point for readers who donated.”

“Now, [Micah] Lee wants to help you achieve that same cleansing release. Today, he launched Cyd — an acronym for ‘Claw back Your Data’ — a desktop application designed to give users more control over their X history: archiving it, trimming it to their preferences, or destroying it altogether.”

“Rounding out the top 10 were: This Past Weekend with Theo Von (on which Trump also made an appearance); Crime Junkie; the New York Times’ The Daily; The Tucker Carlson Show; Huberman Lab; Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard; Smosh Reads Reddit Stories; and the Shawn Ryan Show.”

“The real test for Bluesky will happen now, when you start to see it becomes a mainstream platform and a place where my mom or dad might congregate.”

“I pace inside my Airbnb, running through a list of potential freelancers I can commission to write about what’s happening in Korea, but no one is available. I do not report on Korean politics, nor do I have enough language proficiency to interview people on the street. Also, I am completely blasted, though maybe not unusually so in Seoul on a weeknight.”

“Journalists in the U.S. — a country long at the forefront of global press freedom advocacy — now find themselves facing threats more familiar to their colleagues in the Philippines, Hungary or Venezuela. And it is from journalists in such countries that the US press must now learn how to defend press freedom and fight for facts.”

“Shares of the telecommunications giant have rebounded — including a 35% gain so far this year — since Chief Executive Officer John Stankey reversed course and spun off its Warner Bros. unit and unloaded satellite company DirecTV. On Tuesday, Stankey and his team will outline new long-term financial goals powered by its wireless and broadband services as it works to wind down its legacy landlines.”

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“Earlier this year, BuzzFeed was shopping First We Feast — its business that owns ‘Hot Ones,’ the viral hot-chicken-wing interview show (Yup! I just typed that!) — for a reported $70 million. In September, Bloomberg reported that BuzzFeed was in talks with Netflix about some kind of deal. I’ve asked Netflix for an update on those chats, which it has never publicly acknowledged.”