Quartz reached out to tell me they'll fix my bylines, and that the issue stems from their website migration. Glad they responded so quickly and cleared up any potential misunderstandings!
And to all journos: save your imp articles as PDFs! This helped me get my byline back.
I wrote all the articles listed on my author page except one, which should be removed. These articles were written by me, not Jooyoung Park. Pls restore my original bylines, @qz. I deserve proper credit. I’ve emailed you about this but haven’t heard back. https://t.co/9zXksatGtY
I wrote all the articles listed on my author page except one, which should be removed. These articles were written by me, not Jooyoung Park. Pls restore my original bylines, @qz. I deserve proper credit. I’ve emailed you about this but haven’t heard back. https://t.co/9zXksatGtY
So fellow journalist @juwonreports was archiving her old @qz articles only to discover that all her bylines had been changed from "Juwon Park" to "Jooyoung Park". Have 2 Asian writers been conflated because their names sound similar? Not cool.
https://t.co/EVOe2aU12d
On Quartz's author page, I went from Juwon Park to Jooyoung Park overnight. Scary to see my work credited to someone else. Not sure if it's a system glitch or human error confusing two Asian names. My author page even includes an article I never wrote. Hope @qz fixes this ASAP!
So fellow journalist @juwonreports was archiving her old @qz articles only to discover that all her bylines had been changed from "Juwon Park" to "Jooyoung Park". Have 2 Asian writers been conflated because their names sound similar? Not cool.
https://t.co/EVOe2aU12d
“If you tell AI to do something and it says, ‘I don’t want to,’ it has started to contemplate. AI doesn’t refuse. My kids flat-out refuse.” My interview with “Train to Busan” director Yeon Sang-ho on AI and “Paradise Lost” is now on AP’s main homepage 🔗https://t.co/5j6gDhqVDY
Interesting discourse happening on Korean twitter about how Korean diaspora writers are stuck on the Korean War and its aftermath and are out of touch with present day Korea….
Found out today that a song I’ve been listening to every day was actually sung by an AI vocalist.
What surprised me even more was how quickly that little tingling sensation I used to get from the song faded the moment I found out 🥲
https://t.co/9PBEbQQNa7
I asked Director Yeon Sang-ho what he would’ve done differently if he could go back and remake his zombie hit “Train to Busan.”
Spoiler: the ending 👀
🔗: https://t.co/AXkBCVuA5F
1/ A man in South Korea who posed as a Bloomberg journalist embedded himself in the press corps of a South Korean presidential candidate during last year's election, and has walked free after police concluded the evidence did not meet the legal threshold for fraud.
Please read our incredible media writer @dbauder's final piece in his illustrious career at the @AP:
A photographer has captured some 50 newsrooms to document places and lives endangered by the industry’s collapse https://t.co/m3BMELtZl9
AP: South Korean police said Tuesday they are seeking to arrest music mogul Bang Si-Hyuk, chairman of the agency behind K-pop supergroup BTS, as they expand an investigation into allegations that he illegally gained more than $100 million in an investor fraud scheme.