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And this was the week Kate Middleton went missing, the Willy Wonka experience scammed Glasgow residents and Rebecca Ferguson sent true detectives out for blood.

And so much happened that we might dive deeper into one of these hot topics next week.

So. week. So on this show, we only have time to cover a few of the internet stories going on right now,

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Rachel Carton is the writer behind Lincoln Bio, a newsletter about working in social media,

creating clever content, and making sure your boss never asks you to go viral.

Now, those are Rachel's words, and you might have seen Rachel's work as a social media

consultant for brands like Kava, Westall, and Epicurious.

Now, right before starting her newsletter, Rachel was a social media manager for Bonapete.

She worked at the food magazine for about four years until the summer of 2020,

when a racial and labor reckoning led to Adam Rappaport, resigning as editor-in-chief.

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