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Dan Carney
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Senior Editor, Design News
Indefatigable iconoclast. Design News auto writer, dad, triathlete, racer, motorcyclist and ballplayer. North American Car of the Year juror.
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Celia Ford
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Future Perfect Fellow, Vox
she/her/dr • future perfect fellow @voxdotcom • ex-neuroscientist • overcommitted space cadet ✨ not here anymore. find me: celiaford.bsky.social
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Victoria St. Martin
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Deputy National Editor, Capital B
Deputy national editor @CapitalBNews | past: @insideclimate, @WashingtonPost | Mom, storyteller & survivor
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Tom Simonite
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Tech Companies Editor, The Washington Post
Tech companies editor @washingtonpost // tom.simonite@washpost.com // DM for Signal
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Kevin Purdy
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Senior Technology Reporter, Ars Technica
Writer at @arstechnica. Formerly of @carbonswitch, @ifixit, @wirecutter, @lifehacker. 🍪, 🚲, 🐧, 🐂
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Alan Livsey
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Lex Writer, Financial Times
FT Lex writer based in London, specializing in oil, mining and banks. Chelsea fan, wine lover and a great admirer of butterflies. Opinions are all my own.
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Timothy B. Lee
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Reporter, Freelance
Reporting on AI and the future of the economy. Computer science masters degree from Princeton. @arstechnica alum. Subscribe to my AI newsletter!
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Shel Evergreen
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Science Journalist, Canary Media
‼️ X-odus: shelevergreen.bsky.social ‼️Science journalist. Words @arstechnica @techreview @CanaryMediaInc ➡️ @MIT_SciWrite @ScienceWriters
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Christian Elliott
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Science Journalist, Freelance
Audio producer @NASA and freelance science journalist / words in @NatGeo, @SciAm, etc. / @PulitzerCenter grantee / prev. @WBEZ, @MedillSchool, @WVIKqc / Iowan🌽
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Todd Feathers
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Senior Tech Reporter, Gizmodo
Senior tech reporter @Gizmodo. Writing about algorithms, privacy, and civil rights. DM for Signal. he/him. 🐘: @tfeathers@newsie.social bsky: @toddfeathers
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Guillaume Ptak
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Journalist, Freelance
🇫🇷 Journalist living in Kyiv, Ukraine 🇺🇦 | Correspondant @LesEchos ; @washtimes ; @lalibrebe ; @LCI | Words in @WIRED @RollingStone @thedailybeast & others
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