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Jason operates at the intersection of history, tech, media and politics. Technology has profoundly re-organized our ways of knowing things about the world, and the positive and negative effects of technology must be balanced with a humanistic perspective. Jason brings this approach to his work, where he writes and speaks about how social media, tech and A.I. are shaping our history, politics, democracy and future.

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My Substack newsletter takes an honest look at where we are as a country and a planet, by connecting patterns across media, tech, history and politics, so that everyone--from policymakers to citizens--can make smarter and more informed choices about our future. A deep knowledge of history, tech, media and politics can empower people to see the world in three dimensions, as opposed to two, and help us understand with depth and sophistication the forces shaping our world.

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More than 250 events around the world, including the U.S. Army, National Security Agency (NSA), U.S. Department of State, European Parliament, European Commission, Harvard Club of Washington, D.C., Microsoft, Sundance Film Festival, SxSW, and dozens of universities. Expert speaker on disinformation and media literacy for the U.S. Department of State

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Bestselling author of "History, Disrupted: How Social Media & the World Wide Web Have Changed the Past"

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