This is also a bittersweet moment — Conde tried to lay off many of my coworkers in November and the union’s bargaining process has kept them on the payroll til now. The ratification of the contract means the company will be able to pay out severance and lay them off now

that kenan bbq sketch was an all-timer. and the dude got ego to break.

you can't even bring bicycle helmets into yankee stadium they are prohibited lol

Everything you need to know about 'L'Affaire scallop chou farci.' By MelissaMcCart. Very level-headed report, right here: ny.eater.com/2024/5/3/24148…

AI seems great for exploiting two problems with creative work: bad timelines, and requiring an abundance of choice within those bad timelines. for me, that doesn't scale to better overall creative work for anyone, really, but it does create the mirage that lots of work was done

More recognition = A good thing.

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Ask yourself why reporters would need to be arrested for reporting on what's happening at UCLA? What dont they want the public to know? Asking as a UCLA alum class of 1996

If you’re a news outlet looking to assign audio or online stories or license audio or video, our students and alumni have been out there since thurs and reported non stop last night at city college.

To the professional journos I've engaged with the past few days: I'm a journalist, not a source.

I have lots of DMs from journos asking what I saw at CCNY yesterday but few replies from editors who want to pay for my work.

Just got home from the hospital. Wasn’t expecting the night to end like this, but please continue following the Daily Bruin’s coverage on the pro-Palestine encampment at UCLA and the violence toward it. Amid the assaults on reporters, student journalism will remain so important.

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