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I have always been obsessed with this idea of getting people to care » Nieman Journalism Lab

An interview with Sara Yasin, the managing editor of BuzzFeed News. By Brad Esposito April 21, 2021, 11:01 a.m. April 21, 2021, 11:01 a.m. Brad Esposito got his start as a reporter at BuzzFeed in 2013 and is currently the director of content at Eucalyptus, an Australian health tech company. A version of this interview first ran in his interview newsletter, Very Fine Day, which he created to “give more depth and context to the people who keep the internet humming.” Subscribe here. Sara Yasin is the managing editor of BuzzFeed News. Brad Esposito: I think a lot of people who aren’t online might not really understand what it means to be in charge of distribution or curation, or setting the tone of how content flows through social media. So I wanted to ask you first: How would you describe what you do? Not so much from a day to day perspective, but, like, what is the overall goal given to you?

Maybe the kind of reform that we want comes from creators being like, I m done » Nieman Journalism Lab

Charlie Warzel on newsletters, platforms, reporting, editing, and luck. By Brad Esposito April 12, 2021, 11:09 a.m. April 12, 2021, 11:09 a.m. Brad Esposito got his start as a reporter at BuzzFeed in 2013 and is currently the director of content at Eucalyptus, an Australian health tech company. A version of this interview first ran in his interview newsletter, Very Fine Day, which he created to “give more depth and context to the people who keep the internet humming.” Subscribe here. The New York Times’ Ben Smith reported on Sunday that Charlie Warzel has moved to Substack, but when this interview was conducted on March 27, he was still a writer-at-large for the Times’ Opinion section. He writes a lot about technology, platforms, and the meeting point between the physical and digital worlds. You can subscribe to his new newsletter, Galaxy Brain, here. He also has a blog (a Substack) about dogs.

The idea that we can change anything, I have given up on : NBC News Brandy Zadrozny on documenting the depressing internet » Nieman Journalism Lab

“The idea that we can change anything, I have given up on”: NBC News’ Brandy Zadrozny on documenting the “depressing” internet “Suddenly, the stupid stuff on the internet, the scary stuff on the internet, became just so mainstream and important. And that totally should not be.” By Brad Esposito April 8, 2021, 10:50 a.m. April 8, 2021, 10:50 a.m. Brad Esposito got his start as a reporter at BuzzFeed in 2013 and is currently the director of content at Eucalyptus, an Australian health/tech company. A version of this interview first ran in his interview newsletter, Very Fine Day, which he created to “give more depth and context to the people who keep the internet humming.” Subscribe here.

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