Headlines From The Times - Disney’s stumbles on “Don’t Say Gay” bill

For the past two decades, Disney’s reputation in the LGBTQ community has been stellar. It was one of the first Fortune 500 companies to offer same-sex couple benefits. And tens of thousands of people attend their unofficial Gay Days. More and more out characters are appearing in television shows, movies and cartoons. But critics now say Disney has thrown away all that goodwill. Just another thing to blame on…Florida.

 

 

Time To Say Goodbye - TTSG disinformation campaign w/ Max Read

Hello!

This week just Jay and Andy and with guest Max Read. We talk about all things “disinformation.”

First up is Andy’s n+1 essay last week on the lab-leak Covid conspiracy, what it says about the world’s ideas about China, and the plausibility of conspiracies today. Then a wider discussion about whether the Ukraine invasion and competing claims of “disinformation” have presented a new crisis for media and the framework of fake news installed the last few years.

Jay’s got a few recent pieces on disinformation and media coverage of Ukraine.

And here is some of Max’s recent commentary on media:

* “Mapping the celebrity NFT complex”

* “Is web3 b******t?”

* “How to have a career as a journalist in 2022”

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The Daily Detail - The Daily Detail for 3.22.22

Alabama

  • Correction: State lawmakers take a 1 week break not 2
  • Full senate will consider bill that strengthens Doctor -patient rights when they return
  • Mobile city leadership hold press conference on recent spate of crime
  • Montgomery announces new police chief with 30 years experience in New Orleans
  • Chilton County police make significant drug bust and 4 arrests
  • Mo Brooks pledges to buck establishment in Senate, namely Mitch McConnell

National

  • Senate judiciary hearings begin for SCOTUS nominee Kentanji Brown Jackson
  • Hunter Biden's laptop is back in the news for various reasons
  • Georgia election board gives subpoena power to Secretary of State re: ballot fraud
  • Canadian bankers confirm a big withdrawal of money after trucker convoy assets frozen
  • Babylon Bee fights back with more satire after Twitter bans their account

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Code Story: Insights from Startup Tech Leaders - S6 E10: Tommy Yionoulis, OpsAnalitica

Tommy Yionoulis has a traditional tech founder st4ry... via hotel, restaurant and standup comedy route. But in all seriousness, his Dad was literally a rocket scientist, and his Mom was a software engineer. Tommy diverted away from tech initially, and did the restaurant thing before jumping headfirst into stand up comedy, doing it for 10 years along side several hospitality businesses. When I asked him to tell me a joke, he said his jokes weren't podcast ready. After he got tired of the lifestyle, he went back to school, got his MBA, met his wife, graduate and started working for Quiznos. He's married with kids, and they live in Colorado - so he likes to cycle, paddle boarding, and being outdoors with his family. He also likes a good cigar now and then.

Tommy worked his way up and through the Quiznos organization, specifically landing in ops services. When Quiznos took a turn for the worst, he was tasked with figuring out audit reporting. Through his time there, and through some consulting, he created a solution that got the attention of Which Wich... and validated that the market wanted his solution.

This is the creation story of OpsAnalitica.

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The Intelligence from The Economist - Russian to judgment: Putin accused of war crimes

Joe Biden, among others, has called Vladimir Putin “a war criminal.” International tribunals have tried and convicted war criminals from Rwanda and Serbia: will Russia’s president suffer the same fate? The war in Ukraine will disrupt the world’s wheat market, with potentially grave political consequences in the Middle East. And three public-works projects in Mexico are stirring controversy.

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🧀 “No cheese, or yes please?” — Applebee’s perfect Drive-Thru. Match’s single parents app. UFC’s fighter pay.

Applebee’s is going from Olive Garden to McDonald’s — it just perfected the Drive-Thru. Match just whipped up its first dating app that’s based on calendars… and it’s for single parents. And Endeavor’s earnings reveal that the Ultimate Fighting Championship may depend on Conor’s muscle a bit too much.
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