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Marta Biino
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Deputy Operations Editor, Semafor
Madrid
Beats
Biography
Newsroom fellow at Semafor, covering breaking news and supporting with data viz, newsletters, and the occasional reporting duty. Previously at Business Insider covering the creator economy and social media, and at Coda Story, a US/Georgia non-profit newsroom, on disinformation and the war on science. 2021 M.S. graduate at the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism in New York.
college basketball,winthrop south carolina, soccer college football, clemson women's sports, high school sports
Cooking recipes :-)
Content
By Marta Biino| Semafor Verified More than 40,000 Kuwaitis have been stripped of their nationality over the past six months — a purge that has accelerated since Emir Sheikh Meshal Al-Ahmad Al Sabah dissolved the country’s parliament in May. The government says the process targets those who have obtained the nationality illegally, but human rights groups say political opponents are affected, and that the country, once a democratic example in the region, is moving toward autocracy.
By Marta Biino| Semafor Verified More than 40,000 Kuwaitis have been stripped of their nationality over the past six months — a purge that has accelerated since Emir Sheikh Meshal Al-Ahmad Al Sabah dissolved the country’s parliament in May. The government says the process targets those who have obtained the nationality illegally, but human rights groups say political opponents are affected, and that the country, once a democratic example in the region, is moving toward autocracy.
By Marta Biino| Yahoo Verified The NewsMore than 40,000 Kuwaitis have been stripped of their nationality over the past six months — a purge that has accelerated since Emir Sheikh Meshal Al-Ahmad Al Sabah dissolved the country’s parliament in May. The government says the process targets those who have obtained the nationality illegally, but human rights groups say political opponents are affected, and that the country, once a democratic example in the region, is moving toward autocracy.
Company Info
Semafor
Semafor is a global digital news platform founded in October 2022 by media veterans Ben Smith and Justin B. Smith, based in New York City. The company aims to provide transparent, high-quality journalism to 200 million English-speaking, college-educated professionals. Semafor utilizes an innovative editorial model called "Semaform," which distinguishes between factual reporting and analysis to enhance clarity and reduce polarization. The platform offers a unique news structure that includes unbiased reporting, clearly labeled journalist perspectives, and insights from various regions. In addition to its news coverage, Semafor hosts high-margin events targeting C-suite executives and business leaders, and produces video content featuring analysis and interviews. The company generates revenue through premium advertising, events, and partnerships, achieving over $10 million in revenue in 2023. Semafor is committed to combining traditional journalism with modern business strategies, making it a trusted source for professionals worldwide.
Lagos, Nigeria, Nigeria
Founded: 2022