Julia Allison Was the First Online Influencer and Was Vilified for It – Rolling Stone
In her book 'Extremely Online,' journalist Taylor Lorenz details how Julia Allison invented the concept of being an influencer — and got shunned.
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In her book 'Extremely Online,' journalist Taylor Lorenz details how Julia Allison invented the concept of being an influencer — and got shunned.
Journalist Taylor Lorenz unravels the last 25 years of internet culture in her book 'Extremely Online: The Untold Story of Fame, Influence, and Power on the Internet'.
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By Mark Rockwell Oct 19, 2020 It only takes one small breach to dent confidence in the nation’s election systems, according to a digital rights and technology expert. While the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) and other organizations have made great strides since 2016 to shore up local election infrastructure, “cybersecurity is an active process. Threats are constantly changing and evolving, so we need to keep making the case that election officials need to prioritize cybersecurity and not be complacent," said William Adler, senior technologist for elections and de...
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