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So they selected a few anecdotes that are outdated and decided something doesn’t exist? Sounds like a podcast to stop listening to If they analyzed hundreds mo
by throwoutway 4y ago
So they selected a few anecdotes that are outdated and decided something doesn’t exist? Sounds like a podcast to stop listening to
If they analyzed hundreds more anecdotes of corporations caving to Twitter mobs they’d have gotten the truth
- IgorPartola 4y agoYou really don’t know much about them, do you? No they examined the entire history of it starting with the first cancelation (The Chicks) to really deeply understand where the concept comes from and why it’s a thing. That’s kind of what investigative journalists do. They investigate. Also honestly it’s a huge story if you can find systematic firings of people based on Twitter bullying. You should absolutely put that together and sell it as a freelance article to the NYT or similar. I hear they pay well for this kind of research.
- throwoutway 4y agoIt’s not that hard. There’s plenty of press releases and quotes spokespersons quoted in the NYT. go for it