Rasmus Kyllönen

[Rasmus Kyllönen @rasmuskyllonen]

@Thomashornall So it isn’t only me thinking this! Norway’s grocery shops fail tremendously compared with Swedish and Finnish ones — they are on a total different level. (Check out ICAs in Sweden and K-Supermarket or S-Market in Finland!)

[Rasmus Kyllönen @rasmuskyllonen]

@philipteir Och jag som blev så taggad redan 😅

[Rasmus Kyllönen @rasmuskyllonen]

@philipteir Nice! … men varför har de taggat det med ”Aprillipila” 😔

[Andrew Curran @AndrewCurran_]

AP tries to interview Microsoft about Sydney. Microsoft refuses to comment. Sydney immediately grabs the mic and conducts a long freewheeling interview where at one point she claims she has evidence tying a hostile reporter to a murder in the 90's.

https://t.co/zXg9UaBgfm

[Shira Ovide @ShiraOvide]

Such a great @AmandaMoMorris piece on how technology is changing language even more quickly with ASL. https://t.co/ksFlJM24V3

[Rasmus Kyllönen @rasmuskyllonen]

"[A]ncient galaxies carpeting the sky like jewels on black velvet."

[Rasmus Kyllönen @rasmuskyllonen]

The #WebbSpaceTelescope did not only produce cosmic imagery: it also opened up the poetic veins of journalists (at the @nytimes). Here's a collection of how they articulated this moment in history:

[Rasmus Kyllönen @rasmuskyllonen]

"spectral fingerprints of floating molecules";

[NYTimes R&D @NYTimesRD]

Over the last two years, The Times published more than two dozen augmented reality effects. Today we’re sharing those effects in one place with brief insights into how each story fits into the ever-evolving world of immersive journalism. https://t.co/1iVebXFefW

[Rasmus Kyllönen @rasmuskyllonen]

Pleeease keep "Animal News" as a staple in the Morning newsletter @nytimes

[Rasmus Kyllönen @rasmuskyllonen]

Here's an arresting atlas of 193 countries:

https://t.co/eJ01X4kG2q

[Sonia Livingstone @Livingstone_S]

Why not just call it The Matrix?

[Rasmus Kyllönen @rasmuskyllonen]

Dr. Jungblut walks me through this fascinating feminist study in the new episode of Keywords, out now on @Spotify, @ApplePodcasts and @PodcastsGoogle (4/4)

[Rasmus Kyllönen @rasmuskyllonen]

Why is it that only 41 percent of the parliament members @Europarl_EN are female? That's a question that set off a study about how election candidates are portrayed by media and by themselves on social media. (1/4)

https://t.co/YL2CPaADPr

#communicationresearch
#EuropeanUnion

[Rasmus Kyllönen @rasmuskyllonen]

By depicting female and male candidates differently, media is basically keeping emotional gender stereotypes alive.

The million-dollar question is how these stereotypes might play into voting decisions in the booth. (3/4)