
Pulitzer-winning investigative tech reporter covering privacy and security, digital freedom, hacking, and mass surveillance.
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Pulitzer-winning investigative tech reporter covering privacy and security, digital freedom, hacking, and mass surveillance.
☕️ Support my work: https://ko-fi.com/kofisupporter11745 ☕️💖
| website | https://yaelwrites.com |
| pronouns | she/they |

When I was a baby freelancer, it was Study Hall and Freelance Success (and Linda Formichelli’s book and blog) that helped me earn enough money to pay my rent and bills. So I was thrilled when Daniel invited me to be on the Study Hall podcast (and of course I invited Dake along as our project’s real MVP). Check it out below.
https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/a-pulitzer-prize-winning-investigation-into/id1781732745
I wonder if in-house counsel at many companies will eventually catch on to the giant bucket of litigation risk from making discoverable, semi-permanent recordings of otherwise casual work conversations and demand corporate policies against their use for most business cases, or at least short retention windows.
RE: https://mastodon.social/@yaelwrites/116571916006444049
“AI notetakers force us to perform during what might otherwise be more casual work calls. The calls become semi-public artifacts; the conversation becomes a documented performance.”