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Lauren Farkas

Lauren Farkas

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News Writer, Static Media

Great Neck

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construction, architecture,Primary: aging sustainability, business profiles, medical technology • Secondary: food health care, entrepreneurship, clean energy real estate, agriculture, travel

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I don't cover products.

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Total articles 307

  • People with autism are more likely to identify as asexual. Why?

    By Lauren Farkas| Oregon Live (The Oregonian) Verified Growing up, Jordan Busits never understood the appeal of romantic comedies like her friends did. When she was in middle school and a classmate asked to be her boyfriend, she recoiled and felt a “visceral” aversion. Once she hit puberty, she thought she would start developing crushes or getting the hots for her peers. “I was raised to believe that eventually, hormones will hit you, and you’ll get attracted to boys or girls, but it just never came,” she told Uncloseted Media.

    By Lauren Farkas · Oregon Live (The Oregonian)

    Feb. 08, 2025

  • People With Autism Are More Likely to Identify as Asexual. Why?

    By Lauren Farkas| Uncloseted Media@ Growing up, Jordan Busits never understood the appeal of romantic comedies like her friends did. When she was in middle school and a classmate asked to be her boyfriend, she recoiled and felt a “visceral” aversion. Once she hit puberty, she thought she would start developing crushes or getting the hots for her peers. “I was raised to believe that eventually, hormones will hit you, and you’ll get attracted to boys or girls, but it just never came,” she told Uncloseted Media.

    By Lauren Farkas · Uncloseted Media

    Feb. 08, 2025

  • People with autism are more likely to identify as asexual. Why?

    By Lauren Farkas| Oregon Live (The Oregonian) Verified Growing up, Jordan Busits never understood the appeal of romantic comedies like her friends did. When she was in middle school and a classmate asked to be her boyfriend, she recoiled and felt a “visceral” aversion. Once she hit puberty, she thought she would start developing crushes or getting the hots for her peers. “I was raised to believe that eventually, hormones will hit you, and you’ll get attracted to boys or girls, but it just never came,” she told Uncloseted Media.

    By Lauren Farkas · Oregon Live (The Oregonian)

    Feb. 08, 2025

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Static Media

Static Media is a technology-driven digital media company founded in 2012 and based in Indianapolis, Indiana, with an additional office in Fishers, Indiana. The company operates as a private equity firm and has a diverse portfolio of digital media brands. Static Media specializes in creating and distributing content across various topics, including food, lifestyle, media, and entertainment. Its brands provide real-time news, original insights, exclusive interviews, and expert advice to a wide audience. The company also operates ZergNet, a content recommendation service that promotes paid content through links in third-party online articles. With nineteen brands, Static Media serves over 100 million monthly website visitors, utilizing an "infinite scroll" design for seamless content consumption. Employing over 230 people, Static Media fosters a virtual-first team culture that emphasizes collaboration and innovation in content creation. The company values open communication and encourages idea sharing across departments.

Fishers, Indiana, United States

+1 800-937-1276

Founded: 2012