Mike Ananny
@mikeananny.bsky.social
ananny.org
- Media technologies & production cultures
- How sociotechnical systems enact theories of press freedom & “the public”
- GenAI as a public problem
Associate Professor of Communication & Journalism, USC Annenberg
Always 🇨🇦
- Media technologies & production cultures
- How sociotechnical systems enact theories of press freedom & “the public”
- GenAI as a public problem
Associate Professor of Communication & Journalism, USC Annenberg
Always 🇨🇦
And placating interests that threaten you shows those interests that you’re willing to placate them.
It builds their appetite for more concessions & you end up losing allies who don’t know if they can trust you to resist threats.
It’s a dangerous spiral that the US continues to (not) learn.
It builds their appetite for more concessions & you end up losing allies who don’t know if they can trust you to resist threats.
It’s a dangerous spiral that the US continues to (not) learn.
November 27, 2025 at 11:27 PM
And placating interests that threaten you shows those interests that you’re willing to placate them.
It builds their appetite for more concessions & you end up losing allies who don’t know if they can trust you to resist threats.
It’s a dangerous spiral that the US continues to (not) learn.
It builds their appetite for more concessions & you end up losing allies who don’t know if they can trust you to resist threats.
It’s a dangerous spiral that the US continues to (not) learn.
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Ah, the Generativjugend…
(But mostly upset at how this preys not just on younger students, but the under-resourced teachers who are working their a**es off trying to do right by their kids, and have been conned into thinking that this is the future.)
(But mostly upset at how this preys not just on younger students, but the under-resourced teachers who are working their a**es off trying to do right by their kids, and have been conned into thinking that this is the future.)
November 23, 2025 at 12:40 AM
Ah, the Generativjugend…
(But mostly upset at how this preys not just on younger students, but the under-resourced teachers who are working their a**es off trying to do right by their kids, and have been conned into thinking that this is the future.)
(But mostly upset at how this preys not just on younger students, but the under-resourced teachers who are working their a**es off trying to do right by their kids, and have been conned into thinking that this is the future.)
I suspect it will be framed less obviously, but I fear the answer to this is “yes”?
November 22, 2025 at 11:05 PM
I suspect it will be framed less obviously, but I fear the answer to this is “yes”?
Thank you, all, this looks excellent & super useful!
November 20, 2025 at 3:45 PM
Thank you, all, this looks excellent & super useful!
@ruthiepalmer.bsky.social wrote v smart book on phenomenon of “ordinary” people appearing in news stories—victim not only to sites & events that journalists deem newsworthy, but also to journalists’ depictions & understandings of privacy & personhood.
It’s a banger: cup.columbia.edu/book/becomin...
It’s a banger: cup.columbia.edu/book/becomin...
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November 15, 2025 at 8:30 PM
@ruthiepalmer.bsky.social wrote v smart book on phenomenon of “ordinary” people appearing in news stories—victim not only to sites & events that journalists deem newsworthy, but also to journalists’ depictions & understandings of privacy & personhood.
It’s a banger: cup.columbia.edu/book/becomin...
It’s a banger: cup.columbia.edu/book/becomin...