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Twitter didn’t respond kindly to the initial sentiment. Many journalists pointed out that they had to work multiple jobs to afford unpaid opportunities or were completely shut out from them. Unpaid internships are exploitative and elitist, rewarding students who can afford to take them them and leaving behind students from underrepresented backgrounds. BuzzFeed lays off dozens of HuffPost employees BuzzFeed founder and CEO Jonah Peretti had said he “believe[d] in the future of HuffPost and the potential it has to continue to define the media landscape for years to come.” Evident...

What Really Happened at ‘Reply All’? A podcast was applauded for its reporting on embedded racism in the workplace. It didn’t make it to the third episode. Credit...Getty Images Published March 10, 2021Updated March 12, 2021 The first episode of “The Test Kitchen” was widely praised by podcast listeners who couldn’t wait for the next installment. Released in February, it aimed to capture a critical decade inside the food magazine Bon Appétit. It was a story of top editors, most of them white; contract recipe developers, some of them people of color; and young,...

And it’s a reckoning that shows how far behind we still are here in Australia. Bon Appétit, a monthly magazine published by media giant Condé Nast, has long been one of the most popular and influential food publications in the world. But it was in 2014, under the leadership of then editor Adam Rapoport that the outlet turbocharged its online presence and became a digital media powerhouse by creating fun, engaging and helpful cooking shows on YouTube, making stars out of staff who had largely remained behind the scenes. When the pandemic hit and Americans were confined to their home...

Reply All, one of the internet’s most popular podcasts–ranking as high as number three on Apple’s U.S. chart of all podcasts, and reaching a reported 5 million listeners per episode–has gone on hiatus according to an audio statement released to listeners today. The announcement follows several former Gimlet employees of color coming forward to describe what they found to be a hostile work environment. “We plan to find a way to get to the bottom of what went wrong here, both with the series and our show,” co-host Alex Goldman states in the two-minute clip. “And once we fully unde...

Reply All is being "placed on hold" following the resignations of two staff accused of upholding a toxic workplace culture.