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Oxford Analytica Acquired by Global Technology Firm, FiscalNote The geopolitical intelligence and advisory firm's in-depth content and analysis will further broaden and deepen U.S.-based FiscalNote's data and content offerings for global clients Washington, DC, Feb. 17, 2021, a global technology company based in Washington, D.C. that provides software and political intelligence around legislative and regulatory risk, announced that it has acquired Oxford Analytica, an Oxford-based firm that delivers geopolitical intelligence and advisory services to clients around the world. "At FiscalNote,...

Oxford Analytica Acquired by Global Technology Firm, FiscalNote The geopolitical intelligence and advisory firm’s in-depth content and analysis will further broaden and deepen U.S.-based FiscalNote’s data and content offerings for global clients Washington, DC, Feb. 17, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- FiscalNote, a global technology company based in Washington, D.C. that provides software and political intelligence around legislative and regulatory risk, announced that it has acquired Oxford Analytica, an Oxford-based firm that delivers geopolitical intelligence and advisory services to client...

12/17/20 Adrian Fenty Washington, DC, Dec. 17, 2020 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- FiscalNote, a global technology and media company, today announces the addition of former District of Columbia mayor and technology advisor Adrian Fenty to its Board of Advisors. “Adrian’s rare experience both as mayor of one of the most influential and complex city governments in the United States and advisor to numerous high growth technology companies in Silicon Valley provide him with an incredibly valuable perspective on the opportunities and challenges we face,” FiscalNote CEO Tim Hwang noted. “We work at ...

© Rob Dobi / BuzzFeed Two years ago, a handful of Facebook employees began to raise internal alarms about a series of advertisements appearing in their news feeds. Purchased by a then up-and-coming lip-synching app called Musical.ly — now known as TikTok — the ads featured teenage girlsprovocatively gyrating to music in short video clips. Curious as to why he and his colleagues were seeing ads ostensibly meant for young girls, one Facebook employee, who was also a father, dug into the company's advertising system at the time to determine what was going on. What he discovered wasn't an er...