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Katie Harbath discusses Facebook's political impact in new interview

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This article is an interview with Katie Harbath, former Head of Global Elections at Facebook, discussing her new book "Disrupting Politics." The conversation delves into the changes within Facebook during the 2010s, particularly concerning its role in political discourse. The piece also serves as a promotional piece for Stratechery's subscription services, highlighting various podcasts and newsletters available to subscribers. AI

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Katie Harbath discusses Facebook's political impact in new interview

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  1. Stratechery (free posts) TIER_1 English(EN) · Ben Thompson ·

    An Interview with Katie Harbath About Disrupting Politics at Facebook

    An interview with former Facebook Head of Global Elections Katie Harbath about her new book Disrupting Politics, and how things change for the company in the 2010s.

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