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In July, Slate published "The Class of RBG,” a print piece and two podcast episodes about the nine other women in Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s Harvard Law School class. June Thomas talked to Dahlia Lithwick and Molly Olmstead about the making of the package on the July 26 episode of Working, Slate’s podcast about the creative process. We thought Amicus listeners would enjoy a slightly extended version of that interview.
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In the early days of internet search engines, Google set itself apart by providing a simple service. A list of links, inviting you to explore the websites that best matched your query. It was a portal to the rest of the internet. But over the last two decades, that mission has changed.
Does Google search still take you to the best result for your query? Or does it point users back to its own suite of products?
Guest:
Adrianne Jeffries, investigative journalist at The Markup.
Host
Celeste Headlee
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In the early days of internet search engines, Google set itself apart by providing a simple service. A list of links, inviting you to explore the websites that best matched your query. It was a portal to the rest of the internet. But over the last two decades, that mission has changed.
Does Google search still take you to the best result for your query? Or does it point users back to its own suite of products?
Guest:
Adrianne Jeffries, investigative journalist at The Markup.
Host
Celeste Headlee
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
In the early days of internet search engines, Google set itself apart by providing a simple service. A list of links, inviting you to explore the websites that best matched your query. It was a portal to the rest of the internet. But over the last two decades, that mission has changed.
Does Google search still take you to the best result for your query? Or does it point users back to its own suite of products?
Guest:
Adrianne Jeffries, investigative journalist at The Markup.
Host
Celeste Headlee
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Kamala Harris is having an historic moment. What does it mean?
Guest: Jason Johnson, political science professor at Morgan State University.
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Kamala Harris is having an historic moment. What does it mean?
Guest: Jason Johnson, political science professor at Morgan State University.
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The pandemic moves quickly. The scientific consensus changes slowly. Did we waste time waiting for data when we could have adopted low-cost safety measures?
Guest: New York Times reporter Apoorva Mandavilli.
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The pandemic moves quickly. The scientific consensus changes slowly. Did we waste time waiting for data when we could have adopted low-cost safety measures?
Guest: New York Times reporter Apoorva Mandavilli.
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The U.S. Census Bureau has faced setback after setback. And, this year, who makes it into the official population count is going to be a lot more complicated.
Guest: Hansi Lo Wang covers the 2020 Census for NPR.
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The U.S. Census Bureau has faced setback after setback. And, this year, who makes it into the official population count is going to be a lot more complicated.
Guest: Hansi Lo Wang covers the 2020 Census for NPR.
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