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I’m Derek Robertson. I’m a writer, reporter, and producer at Politico , helming the Digital Future Daily newsletter and contributing to Politico Magazine . For the newsletter I cover emerging technology and the intellectual politics of Silicon Valley; for the magazine I write about the places where politics and culture intersect, film, pop ...
Jun 5, 2021 · Derek Robertson is the digital editor for Indianapolis Monthly and a former journalist. He explains how the concept of cancel culture has evolved from a personal to a political tool, and how it shapes the way we mete out shame and enforce boundaries in American life. He also discusses the examples of people who have been canceled, such as Liz Cheney, J.K. Rowling and Roseanne Barr, and their impact on their careers and reputations.
Derek Robertson. Reporter. Follow @afternoondelete. Derek Robertson is a reporter for Digital Future Daily and a contributor to Politico Magazine.
Mar 21, 2021 · 03/21/2021 07:22 AM EDT. Derek Robertson is the digital editor for Indianapolis Monthly. Follow him on Twitter @derek_j_rob. For a political party whose membership skews older, it might be...
Derek Robertson. Verified. Reporter, POLITICO Magazine. New York. Opinion and Editorial, Politics. As seen in: POLITICO Magazine, Medium, MSN (US), MSN Canada, Nature, Yahoo News, The Atlantic, Yahoo, Evanston Review, Norridge-Harwood Heights News, Pew Research Center and. more.
Derek Robertson. Verified. Reporter, POLITICO Magazine. New York. Opinion and Editorial, Politics. As seen in: POLITICO Magazine, Medium, MSN (US), MSN Canada, Nature, Yahoo News, The Atlantic, Yahoo, Evanston Review, Norridge-Harwood Heights News, Pew Research Center and. more.
Jun 19, 2021 · June 19, 2021 | Part Of Washington Journal 06/19/2021. Washington Journal. Derek Robertson on Cancel Culture. Derek Robertson talked about his recent Politico Magazine piece, “How...
