The Atlantic, every mention

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▶ 2:16 Balaji Srinivasan It was like, you know, Steve jobs is there and you know, uh, there, there's actually this article from 20 12 on the Atlantic, like the nerds go marching in, but tech helping to reelect Obama and Facebook was helping.
▶ 1:18:10 Balaji Srinivasan Like, a great example is The Atlantic published this crazy piece calling for invading Brazil because they saw a photo of the Brazilian fires, ok?

▶ 0:29 unnamed speaker Uh, we have Barry Weiss, founder of Common Sense, who is building what I would call the alternative Atlantic in terms of the voices she's curating and the daily newsletter she's putting out on her podcast.

▶ 19:47 Anne Lee Skates But there's been definitely a dwindling of these types of public spaces, and especially with COVID, actually there's an interesting stat from The Atlantic that in 2019, two-thirds of Americans said they had a favorite local place they went…

▶ 52:32 Karen X. Cheng Um, and he was attacked because he didn't hire like a human artist instead, you know, like, um, it was, I think the Atlantic, uh, correct me if I'm wrong.

▶ 38:08 Safi Bahcall The famous essay published in the Atlantic, which inspired Doug Engelbart, and a lot of that traces back to Vannevar Bush.

▶ 32:01 Steven B. Johnson Began it all was Walter Isaacson wrote a op-ed, I think in the Atlantic saying the internet is broken, you know, and we need to fix it.

▶ 11:02 Rob Goodman And this is something that Chris Dixon wrote in his great article about Shannon in The Atlantic where he said, um, that Shannon figured out how to

▶ 0:04 Sonal Chokshi Today, Hen and I are doing another one of our on-the-road shows from Washington, D.C., and today's guest is Ross Anderson, senior editor for The Atlantic's science, health, and technology coverage, and he wrote a story earlier this year in…
▶ 7:46 Sonal Chokshi Well, so, so back to your piece in The Atlantic, reading it is you usually, you're used to this form of narrative journalism that gets you attached to the characters, the human characters, and I was actually more fascinated by the…

▶ 0:16 Margit Wennmachers Um, Alexis Madrigal with the Atlantic, which was founded in 1857.
▶ 1:10 Alexis Madrigal Um, and so how does the Atlantic play, what is, uh, like a, a, a, the best possible interpretation of the Atlantic that works within the constraints of the current ecosystem?
▶ 6:12 Alexis Madrigal This sort of, you know, what I've called dark social, and which increasingly is basically people coming out of mobile apps, largely Facebook, and coming to the Atlantic, and we don't know where they're coming from. 2 times in the scene
▶ 15:28 Alexis Madrigal I mean, through the Atlantic's brand page.
▶ 27:53 Margit Wennmachers How, you know, if someone's listening, saying like, well, I'd love to tell the Atlantic about my startup.

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