@skry Thank you very much! I will try to get added to the list. What a great resource!
@tchambers Hi Tim! I hope you are well. @skry showed me your journalist list, but when I tried to follow the link in the spreadsheet to request being added, it says "Dynamic Link Not Found." Can you help me with this? Thank you very much!
@megmaker Thank you Meg!!! :D
@atomicpoet It was a stroke of genius on Jack's part, because Twitter was always (and remains) a minor social media company, globally. But by giving journalists a level of prestige equal to Barack Obama or Kristen Bell or LeBron James, we were more likely to congregate there, and thus more likely to cover its goings-on. It felt glamorous!
I mean, 3 billion people use Facebook—THAT is where the cultural zeitgeist can be found—but when is the last time you saw real coverage of Facebook from the inside (i.e. as a user), versus it being covered as this weird alien thing?
@atomicpoet I don't have anything against Post, but the site is a ghost town relative to Mastodon. I joined it specifically because other journalists were. But even they aren't posting there because, let's face it: One reason the "blue check" was such a big deal on early Twitter was that journalists enjoyed being "regarded." And if no one is there to regard you... well, journalists talking to other journalists is just Slack.
@parlehaakon Thank you very much!
@webhat thank you!
@8ruun @Ruth_Mottram Done! Thank you for the recommendation!
@Ruth_Mottram Thank you very much!!
@gillo Lol there’s always something!
Awe. This is such an enjoyable read by @dwb
https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2022/11/28/journey-to-the-doomsday-glacier
About his journey as science aid on icebreaker Aaron to the #doomsday #glacier #Thwaites in #Antarctica .
Reminds me of how I used to love #Longread journalism on all sorts of topics, like in the New Yorker for instance, or in German media.
But since I became climate-aware in 2018, I just didn't find my time well spent anymore on non-climate-related, or worse, non-climate-aware journalism. The latter is of course ALL journalism, except for 0.0001%. And the former, the non-climate-related journalism is factually non-existent as all topics have a big climate angle. 99.9999% of the journalists just don't know about the climate angle or blatantly refuse to cover it.
So since 2018, what I allow my time to be spent mainly on is scientific papers. And altho it satisfies my curiosity, and kindles even more curiosity, the reading experience is ofc simply not comparable to well-honed story-telling skills like Brown's voice.
@anlomedad You have made my evening. Thank you.
@damonoutlaw @voron Thank you for sharing this!
@muz4now @Nadinabbott @voron Likewise it is a pleasure!
@Nadinabbott @voron @muz4now Thank you very much!
@WarnerCrocker @voron Thrilled to be here!!
@mizblueprint Stunning!
@Lisa_Strong Thank you :) Here is a link to the Antarctica story — a lot of this will be covered in the book, though the book covers much more than my time there. https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2022/11/28/journey-to-the-doomsday-glacier
@emarktaylor @voron Wow! Awesome! Thank you very much!!
@dwarmstrong Thank you very much! The story behind the subtitle is that I *really* didn’t want a subtitle. But I was sort of strong armed into it, so I said fine. You want a subtitle, I’ll give you one!
Author of THE MISSION (Custom House, 2021). Next book: THE OUTSIDE CATS 🇦🇶 (Mariner Books, 202?). Words in The New Yorker, The New York Times, Scientific American, &c. The wilderness must be explored!
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