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Slate Money

Slate Money - The Emoji Edition

Slate Money

Slate Podcasts

Investing, Business

4.11.1K Ratings

🗓️ 30 January 2016

⏱️ 51 minutes

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Summary

On this episode of Slate Money, Slate’s Moneybox columnist Jordan Weissmann, Miriam Gottfried of the Wall Street Journal, and Shane Ferro of the Huffington Post talk about feelings.

Topics discussed on today’s show include:

-Facebook's new emoji options, and what this means for Twitter

-Univision is buying The Onion 

-Gender discrimination on Wall Street

Check out other Panoply podcasts at itunes.com/panoply.


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1:08.1

Hello, and welcome to the emoji edition of Slate Money, your guide to the business and finance news of the week.

1:16.3

I'm Slate's Moneybox columnist, Jordan Weissman.

1:19.6

Sadly, as Felix sort of hinted last week, he and Kathy are out.

1:25.9

It's just me of the three regulars. However, don't fear, we are joined, or I am joined this week by Miriam Gottfried from the Wall Street Journal, who also has our own podcast heard on the street. Merriam, thanks for being here.

1:40.7

It's my pleasure.

1:41.7

Once again, your second time. Is this your second or third time? It's my second time. Your second time around on the show. And, and we also are joined by Shane Farrow of the Huffington Post. Hi, great to be here. And also this is your- Looking forward to having my own podcast sometime in the future. Yeah. You're feeling left out. This is also your second time in the show, right? It is.

2:02.4

Awesome. Awesome. Well, we're glad to have you both back. We're going to be starting off on a kind of a tale of two social networks. Facebook right now is refining the way it's going to control all of our emotional lives while Twitter is just figuring out a way to even get into them.

2:23.0

I think it's gotten into them maybe not quite in the right way. Yeah, exactly.

2:23.8

Oh, yeah.

2:24.1

Again, get into more of our lives, I should say.

2:28.2

Then we're going to talk about another sort of emotional event in the world of business.

2:33.2

Univision investing in the

2:34.7

onion, which is a very important publication to many of us young adults. And what this kind

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