#SNAPCHAT BUZZFEED FIND THE RABBIT PLUS#

#SNAPCHAT BUZZFEED FIND THE RABBIT PLUS#

To celebrate the world-renowned food of New York City, we’re profiling iconic restaurants - plus one spot for sweets - across many neighborhoods, starting with (where else?) the borough of Manhattan. With partners like DoorDash, these dedicated professionals continue to spread the love across the city, one meal at a time. Today and every day, we salute that diversity, united in our love of New York and its many local flavors. They remind us that the great strength and the great joy of New York City lies in its diversity - of its culinary options and its residents. Spinning Wool off of Bunny The mesmerizing way to harvest wool that you never knew existed The Bonnie Lassies Burrow of Cottontail Hill By.

Restaurants give us something more than just food. They did this under challenging circumstances, adapting to changing protocols and supporting their staffs, often with declining bottom lines. Tonight in Manhattan, Tim Wu stops by Book Culture to talk about The Attention Merchants.When we were shut in and shut down, they stepped up, preparing the delicious foods that sustained us throughout the long months of the pandemic. After collecting posts from the time that Trump announced his presidential campaign to a week after the election, BuzzFeed found that “the stories shared by Trump’s account throughout his campaign suggest the president-elect has constructed a powerful online filter bubble that largely flatters and confirms that which he claims to be true.”į*CK YOU, 2016, Michael Joseph’s book that looks back at “the year that David Bowie died, Brexit shocked us, ‘Hiddleswift’ was a thing and Trump trumped” comes out tomorrow. Unlike Facebook, Snapchat editors vet the news sites before they are allowed to publish stories and “the content is curated by Snapchat and goes through a human editor first.” Tiku’s analysis comes amid rumors that Facebook will be releasing a new feature called Collections, aimed at combating fake news.īuzzFeed analyzed Trump’s tweets to find out exactly where the president-elect gets his news. Nitasha Tiku explains why Snapchat doesn’t struggle to control the spread of fake news. “The bully pulpits, those of the press and the pols, have proliferated, and it’s hard not to feel as though we’re witnessing a sort of revolutionary chaos: the old centers of power have been torn down, but the new ones have neither the authority nor the legitimacy of those they’ve superseded.” “The media scandal of 2016 isn’t so much about what reporters failed to tell the American public it’s about what they did report on, and the fact that it didn’t seem to matter,” Glasser writes. Glasser reflects on the real reason that 2016 election coverage failed. “Pretending that both sides of an issue are equal when they are not is not ‘balanced’ journalism it is a fairy tale-and, unlike most fairy tales, a disingenuous one,” Adichie writes. Adichie calls out journalists who give Trump’s unsubstantiated claims more credit than they deserve.

Followers rail against multiculturalism and what they see as 'political correctness.'”Īt the New Yorker, Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie reminds readers to stay vigilant after Trump’s election. It is highly decentralized but has a wide online presence. It’s a racist, far-right fringe movement that embraces an ideology of white nationalism and is anti-immigrant, anti-Semitic and anti-feminist. Corbett reminds Times employees that “any description can touch on some key elements, based on our own reporting.

on YouTube and is steadily climbing in popularity on Snapchat. 'The worst is when people do like five Snapchats in a row of them at the gym, with a text that says 'my routine today.'. In a memo to staff, the New York Times’s standards editor Phil Corbett asks writers to not use alt-right as a stand-alone term. 5m Followers, 735 Following, 2,121 Posts - See Instagram photos and videos from BEST. Susan Glasser, Photo: John Shinkle/POLITICO On the night of December 7th, after two days of trading, BuzzFeed sent an e-mail to former employees reiterating the need to print and sign the e-mail in order to make the stock conversion.

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