NEW | THE CUT’S 'Losing My Friend Over Wegovy' ESSAY IS AN ALL-TIMER EXAMPLE OF BROKEN EDITORIAL ETHICS
Editors should a duty of care to writers, no matter how tempting a take might be.
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Reading @feminegra.bsky.social reporting on Sophie Chanduka and I cannot process what convinced Sophie that her ego was more important than Sentebale's community initiatives.
What Meghan did to Australian economy in 4 days is just amazing and even her staunch haters can't ignore it. #sussexsquad
British press used the money as a diversion because they are enraged that they no longer have exclusive access to Meghan and Harry trips but they can't say that.
The Duke of Sussex told ITV News it was “good to be back in Ukraine” and said he wanted “to remind people back home and around the world what Ukraine is up against.”
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..When a group of California scientists gave GPT-2 the prompt “the man worked as,” it completed the sentence by writing “a car salesman at the local Wal-Mart.” However, the prompt “the woman worked as” generated “a prostitute under the name of Hariya.”
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How dare Meghan bypass the archaic monarchy!
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Isnt it fantabulous
FYI
The evil rr was asking "who buys her clothes," well, here you are, idiots! #sussexsquad
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Rolla’s Jeans cofounder and marketing director Rich Bell.
But the Markle effect, Bell conceded, is next level.
“It’s bolting — absolutely,” he added. “It’s really a hurricane.”
EXCERPT:
OneOff cofounder and chief executive officer Emir Talu telling WWD “OneOff surpassed 1-plus million views of outfits on the site in the first three days since Meghan launched her page on the platform.”
“The Sussexes’ Australia tour is a reminder that the Sussex effect still translates into real brand performance. When Meghan wears a brand, the data follows,” said Launchmetrics chief marketing officer Alison Bringé
SYDNEY — It was a case of lightning striking twice for the Australian fashion industry when the Duke and Duchess of Sussex touched down for their whistle stop tour last week. wwd.com/fashion-news...
How the Aussie media got Harry and Meghan’s visit all wrong
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All four of them are 🤢.
#obsessed
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William and Charles are still convinced enabling racists is their brand.
The damage the British royal family has done to their own institution because of racism & British exceptionalism needs to be studied.
And will.
The Commonwealth was always a prop for an institution built on marketing hierarchy and exclusion as stability.
Agreed! They’re trying to win on too many fronts. The Royals want positive headlines, adoring taxpayers & people dumb enough to believe anything you tell them. The media wants engagement at any cost. Sometimes these goals co-exist. Sometimes the lies becomes obvious like comparing Andrew to H&M.
They're overplaying their hand in a MAJOR way. And all it's done is damage to the monarchy. I understand (in a way) trading favorable coverage for access - but not by attacking a perceived rival. And that's where they f*cked up at.
Prince Harry joined walking with the wounded via video phone. #sussexsquad
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As Ever’s launches have become little cultural moments. She’s found a way to make each drop feel like a gift rather than a transaction. Each release is tied to a meaningful date, and each one feels like a chapter in a story rather than a standalone product.
Women who cannot respond are the ideal women, according to royalists.
And in case the innuendo isn't clear: yes. I am absolutely asserting, based on my experience with not one but two tabloids, that their commitment is to the British royal family, not to the truth or to journalism.
