Bruce Daisley: “Twitter wasn’t set up to be about anger and rage”
The former Twitter executive reflects on the social network’s moderation problem and where the self-help industry went wrong.
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My dad fled Lebanon for a new life. He found dry land, but others aren’t so lucky
After another tragedy in the Channel, I was reminded of my dad’s voyage from Beirut on a small boat carrying…
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Lebanon’s descent into humanitarian crisis
Beirut’s street violence on 14 October was all too familiar for a country that can still remember its civil war.
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“We are a conscious collective” – inside Beirut’s revolutionary movement
Widespread protests in Lebanon have already led to the resignation of Prime Minister Saad Hariri. But, activists say, the revolution…
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