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A collapsed breaded onion ring with melted cheese leaking onto a cutting board beside a phone showing the idealized version.

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AI Recipe Videos Don’t Need the Food to Work

A giant cheese-stuffed onion ring kept its perfect shape as it crossed platforms, even while the recipe beneath it changed. That mismatch is the business model.

Priya Nandakumar · 8 min read

A phone showing a violence warning over a political post beside a printed copy of the same message.

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A Threat Stays Up When the Right Account Posts It

One May 2020 post was labeled by Twitter and untouched by Facebook. The split exposed the real moderation rule: public interest is an escalation privilege before it is a speech principle.

Kurt Halloran · 8 min read

A small camping tent standing on a New Jersey campus lawn beside an empty lectern and coiled speaker cable.

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New Jersey Colleges Treat Protest Tents Like Venue Gear

After the 2024 encampments, public colleges sharpened rules on sound, structures, guests and overnight presence. The result regulates protest like a booked event, with facilities staff holding the switches.

Simone Achebe · 8 min read

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YouTube’s AI Label Disappears Before the Video Does

YouTube can preserve an altered-content disclosure on its own watch page while stripping it from the feed, embeds and copied clips. The label survives as metadata, not as part of the media.

Priya Nandakumar · 8 min read

A phone showing a municipal Facebook comment menu beside a laptop displaying an archived copy of the same thread.

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A Mayor’s Facebook Delete Button Does Not Erase the Record

New Jersey records law can follow official business onto a mayor’s Facebook page. Deleting a post or comment may remove it from public view while leaving the government’s copy, retention duty and speech problem intact.

Lena Vasquez · 8 min read