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One of the young people from the Amanda Knox show that I executive produced was there with her new girlfriend
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Key facts
- So when Google began offering news alerts in 2003, Monica Lewinsky made the deliberate decision not to partake
- Anybody in LA knows if you have to cross the 405 in either direction, you don’t want to have to go back and forth during the day
- When the reporter lived in New York and they were in LA, the reporter would read to them over FaceTime often
- If there’s one thing that’d convince someone to be mindful about their news consumption, it’s becoming the maligned subject of a political scandal at 24 years old
Summary
If there’s one thing that’d convince someone to be mindful about their news consumption, it’s becoming the maligned subject of a political scandal at 24 years old. The reporter has always been an iPhone girl, and colleagues probably always will be an iPhone girl. The reporter also have an iPad Air. The reporter isn't someone who pays attention to those numbers. The reporter never accept a “Can we send you alerts?” the reporter would say 75 percent of the time the reporter is on their phone it’s because the reporter needs to be. Early on, when you could have Google notifications for news things, the reporter consciously chose not to do that. The reporter would say in the last year and a half, most of the podcasts the reporter is listening to are part of the research the reporter does for their own interviews. The reporter likes to listen to people before the reporter has a conversation with them.