Feeling bamboozled by the #AutumnBudget? Tune into this very special crossover episode of the New Economics Podcast, alongside @macrodosepod.bsky.social and Over the Top Under the Radar. Out now!

I've written about my unhealthy relationship with Vinted for @theguardian.com: www.theguardian.com/commentisfre...

After a short break, @overunderpod.bsky.social is back! Our latest episode is about the rise of the far right, with @joemulhall.bsky.social from @hopenothate.org.uk. Listen here: uned.it/overunderpod

Imagine living in a country where the media were as angry at massive companies for dodging tax as they are at Angela Rayner.

On the same day in the Telegraph:

Can Labour afford to keep ignoring its left? This week on the Prospect Podcast, @aloner.bsky.social and @imaanirfan.bsky.social are joined by @carysafoko.bsky.social‬, writer, broadcaster and former Labour adviser. Listen to the full episode: www.prospectmagazine...

The latest lurch to the right on immigration in an attempt to win over Reform voters isn't just wrong, it's based on faulty political calculus. I wrote about the politicians to Labour's left and why they present a real threat to Keir Starmer for Prospect: www.prospectmagazine.co.uk/politics/698...

I've given my hot take on the elections results we have so far for @theguardian.com .

Over the past 4–5 years, Facebook has sunset tools (chiefly CrowdTangle) used by researchers and journalists, made data difficult and expensive to get, and iced out academics studying disinformation. Now, it's shutting down the fact checking on its platform.

The blocked Kroger-Albertsons merger suggests that "the door to revived competition enforcement has been decisively cracked open—and it won’t be so easy to shut," writes Stacy Mitchell:

Big Andrew Tate energy.