A bit of professional news: I am moving to a new role at @nytimes, leading our community engagement efforts. I will be focused mostly on conversations on our site and app, but will still have a hand in messaging and Twitter Spaces. https://t.co/b2pg0h6MPH
@waltmossberg@WSJ Wow, that tweet took only 9 years to surface in your timeline. I noticed that X has been resurrecting (Xcavating?) old posts a lot these days.
The @nytimes channel on Telegram began with an email I sent on a Friday night. A team was formed, and a week later, we were publishing our news about the Russia-Ukraine war there. Here's the inside story of how it came together. https://t.co/1QfvOyGyRP
The station’s uplink suddenly went dead. A bland message told viewers there was no signal. But this was no technical difficulty. It was censorship by the Indian government. https://t.co/v9JXlLkCoX
@Birottam@LangaMahesh The suspension applies to most visas, including tourist, business and student visas. If you feel you really need to come to India before April 15, you can apply at your local mission for a new visa and seek an exemption.
@dhruvabhat@EmergingRoy If you're already in India, you are OK. But if you are outside India, visas already granted are suspended until April 15. They are enforcing this at the point of departure.