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🗓️ 20 March 2022

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Offline has moved to its own feed! To find today's full episode, search "Offline with Jon Favreau" in your podcast app or click the link below: Subscribe to new Offline feed: go.crooked.com/offline This week, Jon is joined by the technology reporter Taylor Lorenz. Covering what she calls “communication and connection,” Taylor has written extensively about the content creator economy, changing media ecosystems, TikTok, and more. The two talk about some of Taylor’s recent stories, break down why she left the New York Times for the Washington Post, and discuss what journalism in our internet-first age requires of writers and media publications.

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0:00.0	Yeah, so first of all, I cover YouTubers for living.
0:03.4	So you're familiar with that?
0:04.8	If I cared about mean Twitter replies, like I wouldn't have my beat.
0:07.8	Like I have Jake Pauler's telling me to kill myself every day.
0:10.8	I don't care.
0:11.6	It's just part of the territory.
0:13.2	It doesn't affect me.
0:14.1	I always say I'm like death threats who cares.
0:16.1	I'm John Fabro.
0:18.2	Welcome to Offland.
0:21.5	Hey everyone.
0:22.4	You just heard a clip of my interview with
0:24.8	Washington Post reporter Taylor Lorenz.
0:27.2	If you want to hear the full interview and I hope you do, you can find it on
0:31.7	the Offline feed.
0:33.3	It's got its own feed now.
0:34.7	Just search for offline with John Fabro wherever you get your podcasts.
0:38.0	Go subscribe and you can listen to the whole episode there.

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