Chloe Anagnos
Publishing Associate – 2017-2018
Chloe Anagnos is a writer and digital marketer and has been an AIER contributor since 2017. Her work has been the subject of articles in FOX News, USA Today, CNN Money, and WIRED. She has been a writer, commentator, and panelist for media outlets around the country on subjects like political marketing, campaigning, and social media. Follow @ChloeAnagnos.
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Advertisers, Press Furious at Facebook Over Its Video “Mistakes”
As users have started losing confidence in Facebook after the firm’s decision to purge hundreds of popular pages from the platform, it will be only a matter of time until a strong competitor enters the picture.
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Blockchain Is Disrupting the Auto Industry
Buying a car in America has long been a difficult process rife with bureaucracy and mistrust. But in many ways, digital technology is helping to make the process more pain-free.
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Google’s Data Breach Scandal Is About Regulation
Google wasn’t truly afraid of reputational damage, as it reigns supreme as the top search engine online. What it feared was that this data-breach problem would put it face to face with Congress.
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How Taylor Swift Could Use Her Political Stance For Good
The singer should become more educated as to how the number one perpetrator of racism in her state operates. And when that day comes then perhaps she will be using her star power to be part of the call for complete criminal justice reform — an even more meaningful political revolution.
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California Neutrality Law Will Not Deliver
Net neutrality rules do nothing to make internet access more fair. More regulations only create the perfect environment to encourage monopoly, making access to the wide web even more restricted and expensive.
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Blockchain Will Save Our Salad
What this is about is what is called provenance, which is the definitive establishment and documentation of who has owned what and where it has been. This is the foundation contribution of blockchain, to prove provenance better than any other technology in history.
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Facebook Enters the Online Dating World
The idea that Facebook will now have access to even more private information from its users may bother those who believe that what they disclose to a private organization should stay between the two of them, not between them and the government.
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Uber Faces Tough Competition
We have all heard the tales of aggressive competitiveness between Uber and Lyft in the United States, with the latter accusing the world’s leading ride-sharing company of unethical behavior. But what you may have not heard is that Uber’s top competitor in India, Ola, is expanding, prompting Uber to seek a merger in other regions…
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The Market’s Beautiful Response to Hurricane Florence
Long before governments entered the disaster scene, private citizens and entities took responsibility whenever they saw their fellow residents in trouble, oftentimes putting their own safety at risk to help save lives.
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Governments Can Harass Airbnb, But They Won’t Stop Progress
“Government and lobbying power can slow down the pace of change but they won’t stop progress.” ~ Chloe Anagnos
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Advertisers, Press Furious at Facebook Over Its Video “Mistakes”
As users have started losing confidence in Facebook after the firm’s decision to purge hundreds of popular pages from the platform, it will be only a matter of time until a strong competitor enters the picture.
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Blockchain Is Disrupting the Auto Industry
Buying a car in America has long been a difficult process rife with bureaucracy and mistrust. But in many ways, digital technology is helping to make the process more pain-free.
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•
Google’s Data Breach Scandal Is About Regulation
Google wasn’t truly afraid of reputational damage, as it reigns supreme as the top search engine online. What it feared was that this data-breach problem would put it face to face with Congress.
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How Taylor Swift Could Use Her Political Stance For Good
The singer should become more educated as to how the number one perpetrator of racism in her state operates. And when that day comes then perhaps she will be using her star power to be part of the call for complete criminal justice reform — an even more meaningful political revolution.
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•
California Neutrality Law Will Not Deliver
Net neutrality rules do nothing to make internet access more fair. More regulations only create the perfect environment to encourage monopoly, making access to the wide web even more restricted and expensive.
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•
Blockchain Will Save Our Salad
What this is about is what is called provenance, which is the definitive establishment and documentation of who has owned what and where it has been. This is the foundation contribution of blockchain, to prove provenance better than any other technology in history.
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•
Facebook Enters the Online Dating World
The idea that Facebook will now have access to even more private information from its users may bother those who believe that what they disclose to a private organization should stay between the two of them, not between them and the government.
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•
Uber Faces Tough Competition
We have all heard the tales of aggressive competitiveness between Uber and Lyft in the United States, with the latter accusing the world’s leading ride-sharing company of unethical behavior. But what you may have not heard is that Uber’s top competitor in India, Ola, is expanding, prompting Uber to seek a merger in other regions…
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•
The Market’s Beautiful Response to Hurricane Florence
Long before governments entered the disaster scene, private citizens and entities took responsibility whenever they saw their fellow residents in trouble, oftentimes putting their own safety at risk to help save lives.
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•
Governments Can Harass Airbnb, But They Won’t Stop Progress
“Government and lobbying power can slow down the pace of change but they won’t stop progress.” ~ Chloe Anagnos