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#CoveringCOVID grants for journalists + aid offers to publishers are emerging in light of the #coronavirus crisis. There's @Internews Information Saves Lives Rapid Response Fund, @pulitzercenter's collaboration grants, @rorypecktrust's hardship fund: buff.ly/3bFXGHF
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When we don't recognise the connection between data & our physical bodies, the notion of ‘consent’ is largely meaningless. This is unlike how we perceive consent with regard to our physical bodies — @NormanShamas writes on #BodiesofEvidence📵: bit.ly/databodies #SexGenTech
ALT Graphic illustrations of outlines of two bodies with electric wiring across them. Text above the illustrations: While users provide legal ‘consent’ to this data usage via the company’s terms of service, the datasets themselves are often under a proprietary license, and typically owned by the data collector and not the person who produces the data collector and not the person who produces the data.
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Interested in learning more about the creation of Episode 1? 🧐 Did you know @dionnevandenberg wore her mother’s original wedding dress as Maya? 👰🏽 Go behind the scenes and read about all the wacky details in our feature on @matterplusform ! Link in bio to full article 📰 🎬
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We are hiring! If the idea of working at South Asia’s biggest art event excites you, join us as interns to be part of our programming, external relations, partnership & exhibitor relations teams. Apply now by submitting your CV & cover letter to [email protected]😃
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wearing a shirt the colour of 💵 and making music that’ll get me 💵 if i get to play it at a strip club 🔮
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Don't be afraid to be make the first move! ✊All of our spaces are created to encourage interaction and have resulted in many of our members doing business together. So what are you waiting for? Join the club and get those connections crackling.⚡️ #fearlessfridays #whycoworking
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Amruta Patil (@hathoric) launches her graphic novel 'Arankya' and gives us an idea about the book at #SahityaAajTak19 #English stage.
Watch full video of the session - bit.ly/2WDnbmz
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One of Asia's top design colleges, @rafflesmumbai found their new home at WeWork Masterpiece, Marol. We custom-made the space to reflect the school's creative spirit, making it ideal for the creators of tomorrow. Check out the full article here: we.co/2C6xsOW
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"Taste my tongue” 👅 Watch as Brooklyn-based #ArtistOfTheWeek #RinaBanerjee takes the world by storm with her electrifying paintings and sculptures that raise tough questions about dislocation, identity, and cultural appropriation among diasporic communities⚡
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Happy to see #TheForestofEnchantments on @republic World's #BestBooks list: republicworld.com/lifestyle/…
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the block printer that I work with captured block printing for the 1991 issue of Bonjour magazine. As foreigners started to leave the country and tourism went down in Pakistan post 9/11, his work took a major hit and he was forced to work other jobs. Now, we’re changing this.
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Twitter is messy af. Everyday I’m in a joyous mood and then I make the mistake of checking twitter and there’s some tomfoolery going down. Drama, another cancel party, spotlighting someone’s failure, mean tweets and headlines. Petty energy.
BUT LIKE THE MEMES ARE SO GOOD. UGH.
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10. Don’t think about scale
"At least not in the beginning. Instead, look at what is the best approach to take."
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Feed 📰 Are traditional design degrees still relevant? > buff.ly/31xJMlt (Via @FastCompany; Words by @Megilllah; Illustration by @glanderco)
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Champaca Bookstore invites you to a series of conversations around books of deep impact that speak to happenings and processes in contemporary Indian society.
The first event in this series is a discussion on Hannah Arendt’s ‘Origins of Totalitarianism’.
October 26th, 6.30pm
