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Andrew Wyrich is the former newsletter editor at the Daily Dot. He previously served as the deputy tech editor. Andrew has written for USA Today, NorthJersey.com, and other newspapers and websites. His work has been recognized by the Society of the Silurians, Investigative Reporters &amp; Editors (IRE), and the Society of Professional Journalists (SPJ).

Andrew Wyrich

Hacked fuel pipeline company had an open position for a cybersecurity manager all last month

Daysia Tolentino was the editor of the Daily Dot&#8217;s creator economy newsletter, Passionfruit. Her work has appeared in Vulture, Bustle, InStyle, and Study Hall.

Daysia Tolentino

Unveiling the history behind 'sus' memes from 'Among Us'

Culture

Did a Twitter user really reference 2 modern memes back in 2010? User’s ‘Chungus Among Us’ tweet sparks time travel debate

Mikael Thalen is a tech and security reporter covering social media, data breaches, hackers, and more.

Mikael Thalen

Unclick

Man from ’10 Guy’ meme reveals identity after a decade of remaining anonymous

Elise Stefanik speaking at the RNC convention in 2020. Next to her is a tweet criticizing the suspension of her communications director on Twitter. The company said it was an error.

Twitter says ‘error’ to blame for suspension of Republican comms director

Former President Donald Trump shrugging his arms at a podium next two two suspended Twitter profiles that posted content from his new 'From the Desk of Donald Trump' website.

Twitter keeps suspending accounts that are posting Trump’s new ‘tweets’

Phil West is a veteran professional writer and editor, and his works include two nonfiction books and articles in myriad print and online publications.

Phil West

julliard slavery experience black students

Viral video shows Black Juilliard students subjected to slavery exercise

Samira Sadeque is a New York-based journalist reporting on immigration and mental health, and will sometimes write about memes and dinosaurs too. Her work also appears in Reuters, NPR, and NBC among other publications. She graduated from Columbia Journalism School, and her work has been nominated for SAJA awards.

Samira Sadeque

Jim Pagels (front) with his friend Finn Vigeland

Cyclist dies hours after tweeting about dangerous biking conditions in D.C. while traveling to get COVID vaccine

Meet the comedian behind ‘Darla,’ the fake Amazon worker who trolled Twitter

Eilish O’Sullivan was the Daily Dot&#8217;s associate managing editor. Her work has appeared in Mashed, the Austin Chronicle, and the Daily Texan.

Eilish O’Sullivan

man holding up what appears to be two shrimp tails, box of cinnamon toast crunch with shrimp tails in the mix

Cinnamon Toast Crunch accused of gaslighting customer who found ‘shrimp tails’ in his cereal

Claire Goforth is a lawyer and investigative editor. Her work has appeared in the Guardian, Al Jazeera, the Juvenile Justice Information Exchange, and more. She regularly appears on radio and in podcasts. Email for booking info.

Claire Goforth

Twitter temporarily suspends Marjorie Taylor Greene—and she smells a conspiracy

Social media management company Sprinklr under fire for harassing people who criticize it on social media

Walmart is selling stolen prints from an independent Black artist

Black artist says Walmart is selling her Nipsey Hussle painting it stole off Twitter

The New York Times Twitter block list is a PR stunt from Gab (updated)

Libby Cohen is a third-year University of Texas student originally from New Jersey. She has written for ORANGE Magazine, the Daily Texan, and most recently interned for 1010 WINS in NYC. She&#8217;s now back in Austin writing for the Texas Standard and the Daily Dot.

Libby Cohen

Twitter bird logos fluttering around microphone

Watch out, Clubhouse—Twitter Spaces is here

Bryan Rolli is a reporter who specializes in streaming entertainment. He writes about music and film for Forbes, Billboard, and the Austin American-Statesman. He met Flavor Flav in two separate Las Vegas bowling alleys and still can’t stop talking about it.

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