Katerina Ang is an assignment editor at The Washington Post’s hub in Seoul. Before joining The Post in May 2021, she worked as an editor and reporter in New York and London for the Wall Street Journal and Vogue Business.
Thu, May 13th 2021 10:48am
Mike Masnick
We ve already highlighted our concerns with Wired s big cover story on Section 230 (twice!). The very same day that came out, Wired UK published a piece by Prof. Danielle Citron entitled Fix Section 230 and hold tech companies to account. Citron s proposal was already highlighted in the cover story and now gets this separate venue. For what it s worth, Citron also spent a lot of energy insisting that the Wired cover story was the definitive article on 230 despite all of its flaws, and cheered on and liked tweets by people who mocked my arguments for why the article is just not very accurate.
Exhibition is out of this world Enrico Sacchetti, who is based between the US and Italy was originally a fashion photographer. Now his images appear in major scientific and technology publications including New Scientist, Wired UK, Scientific American and the Smithsonian magazine. A selection of his work will feature at GSC’s Curious About Innovation festival later this month after his recent Dark Matter and Beyond the Invisible exhibitions in London, Dublin, Milan and Rome. “I’m working on a project to photograph high-energy physics research facilities around the world,” he says adding that he’s driven by his curiosity in what he describes as “cathedrals of knowledge”, research facilities in remote locations with some of the largest structures ever built searching for the smallest elements in our universe.
Inside the world of the restaurant critic.
This is an online event hosted on the British Library platform. Bookers will be sent a link in advance giving access and will be able to watch at any time for 48 hours after the start time.
Restaurant critics have the power to make or break a business, shape chef trends and influence food fashions. But who are their reviews written for, and what makes good restaurant writing? What is the responsibility of the food critic and how can the traditional forms of restaurant writing evolve for the times ahead? Led by Lisa Markwell, food editor of the
Mixmag took home this year s top honour, as well as two individual category wins.
The 2021 results of The Drum Awards for Online Media have been announced, with Mixmag taking home top honours. Channel4, Pink News, Belfast Live, Aljazeera and RT Channel are also among this year’s winners.
The Drum Awards for Online Media honour original, clever and thought-provoking work, as well as the online platforms that make it possible to share those stories. With misinformation a growing concern, and insightful coverage of social, political and public health issues as important as they have every been, this competition looks to celebrate the best in the business.