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Karen Maniraho

Karen Maniraho

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Fellow, Columbia Journalism Review

New York, Seattle

Beats

Primary beats

u.s.

Secondary beats

Children’s cultureRetailAfrica TravelAmerican HistoryConservationArt AuctionsSocial MediaCatastropheNorth HavenEntertainmentSocial justice and technologyReviewsEnvironmental CommunicationWomen In The ArtsInvestment BankingToy industrySTEM

Final Covers

Bikes , Trains , Buses , Automobiles , Planes, Transportation Funding , Infrastructure , Toll Hikes , Toll Roads, Public Transportation, MBTA Transportation, Public Transit , Bike Safety, Roadway Construction

Doesn’t Cover

products, baby items

Journalist Type

Journalist

Seniority Positions

Fellow

Industries

Content

Total articles 8

  • Very Online

    By Karen Maniraho| RealClear Policy@ "Ours is a period of increasing noise,” Jason Parham wrote earlier this year, for Wired. “Everything is bleeding into everything around it. All trends, large and small, now suggest a new cultural mood—but only until the next Vaseline-smeared obsession comes along.” Parham is one of several writers tasked with covering the internet and its subcultures—a sprawling beat that defies clear definition.

    By Karen Maniraho · RealClear Policy

    Jul. 25, 2022

  • Very Online

    By Karen Maniraho| Columbia Journalism Review Verified “Ours is a period of increasing noise,” Jason Parham wrote earlier this year, for Wired. “Everything is bleeding into everything around it. All trends, large and small, now suggest a new cultural mood—but only until the next Vaseline-smeared obsession comes along.” Parham is one of several writers tasked with covering the internet and its subcultures—a sprawling beat that defies clear definition.

    By Karen Maniraho · Columbia Journalism Review

    Jul. 19, 2022

  • Very Online

    By Karen Maniraho| RealClear Policy@ "Ours is a period of increasing noise,” Jason Parham wrote earlier this year, for Wired. “Everything is bleeding into everything around it. All trends, large and small, now suggest a new cultural mood—but only until the next Vaseline-smeared obsession comes along.” Parham is one of several writers tasked with covering the internet and its subcultures—a sprawling beat that defies clear definition.

    By Karen Maniraho · RealClear Policy

    Jul. 25, 2022

As seen in

Columbia Journalism Review,Realclear Policy,Medium

Company Info

Columbia Journalism Review