As we continue building @thesumsuber, our goal is simple: to create something more valuable than another corporate blog — a media that tells the stories behind the digital trust industry, at the intersection of technology, fraud, regulation, and society.
To do that, we believe it's important to learn from people who have spent years mastering their craft.
This month, our editorial team had the opportunity to join a workshop with Milana Mazaeva, a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist at The New York Times, who previously worked on investigations for the BBC and other leading international news outlets. Milana reviewed our work, shared insights from years of reporting on complex, high-stakes topics, and challenged us to think differently about how stories are built.
One thought from the workshop stayed with us:
"Numbers can open the door, but stories make people walk in."
A huge thank you to Milana for sharing her experience and helping us continue shaping The Sumsuber into a publication that informs, investigates, and makes complex topics accessible without sacrificing depth, nuance, or journalistic rigor.