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media editor @axios | previously @CNBC | raised on carne asada fries | @princeton + @princetoninasia

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Christine Wang is Media Editor at Axios. She was previously Asia-Pacific deputy editor for CNBC.com, based in Singapore. Before that, she was a breaking news editor and reporter at CNBC’s global headquarters and coordinated CNBC.com’s earnings coverage. Prior to those roles, she worked on CNBC’s “Halftime Report.”

Before joining CNBC, she lived in Hong Kong teaching English and interned at a local blog, covering arts and culture.

Wang is a San Diego, California native and graduated from Princet…

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Carlos Sainz says giving Netflix access for "Drive to Survive" was worth it

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By Christine Wang Verified
| MSN Verified
CANNES, France — Formula One driver Carlos Sainz said granting Netflix access for the popular "Drive to Survive" show was "worth it." Why it matters: F1's fanbase has surged 63% since 2018 , the year before Netflix released the sports documentary series. What he's saying: Sainz said he recognized the Netflix series could be a major opportunity in 2018, despite his aversion to having cameras documenting his private life or contract negotiations.
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F1 drivers say Netflix changed the race

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By Sara Fischer, Christine Wang Verified
| Axios Verified
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People Inc. CEO accuses Google of abusing its market power

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By Christine Wang Verified
| Benton Institute for Broadband & Society
People Inc. CEO Neil Vogel accused Google of abusing its market power by using the same crawler for both search and AI. While some publishers want to block crawlers to protect their content from getting swept up by AI models, search traffic remains a key metric for advertising and affiliate revenue. "We can't actually block Google, because Google uses the same crawler for search as they do for AI, which is like an incredible abuse of market power," Vogel said.
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