This is just wild reading to me because, as the article later points out, women are increasingly holding positions of power at work. www.businessinsider.com/troubling-re...
The two top students in my A-Level English class were me and my best mate, both second-generation Indian immigrants. The English girl in the class wasn't even in third place.
I just see Substack writers praising other Substack writers as a kind of public mental onanism. Like, by all means furiously consume essays in private. Don’t show me the links like it’s something to be proud of.
📢 📢 📢 A story I wrote with a bunch of talented Bloomberg colleagues -- on AI data centers devastating energy grids around the world -- is a Gerald Loeb Awards winner! Woohooo!
+1. Many, even most, opinion journalists aren't good journalists in the traditional sense of the term. Weiss rose bc her politics appealed to wealthy funders, not because she skillfully navigated the day to day of a busy newsroom. See Twitter Files debacle.
+1. Many, even most, opinion journalists aren't good journalists in the traditional sense of the term. Weiss rose bc her politics appealed to wealthy funders, not because she skillfully navigated the day to day of a busy newsroom. See Twitter Files debacle.
I helped run BI’s London newsroom, a substantially smaller job. I felt, at all times, like I was riding a miniature unicycle with clown shoes while juggling flaming objects. Often that was fun; sometimes I set my own hair on fire.
This touches on something I don’t understand about Bari Weiss/CBS - how is a glorified hot takes merchant going to actually *manage* a newsroom? This stuff is hard! Maybe the answer is - make it not a newsroom. www.independent.co.uk/news/world/a...
