In August, the Atlantic published a piece by Sophie Gilbert titled “The Lazy Trope of the Unethical Female Journalist” that

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In March, it was revealed political consulting firm Cambridge Analytica had obtained and exploited personal data from 50 million Facebook

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In October, executives from Facebook, Google and Twitter appeared before the U.S. Congress to face the music—they were there to