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Gautham Nagesh

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Covers:  boxing, diversity, cybersecurity, media, race, tech policy, privacy, sports, michigan, tech, detroit, telecom, sopa, mma, fcc
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Gautham Nagesh’s Biography

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Reporter for The Wall Street Journal covering the FCC and tech policy. I moonlight as a boxing writer and the founder of StiffJab.com. National Treasurer of the Asian American Journalists Association. Member of Boxing Writers Association of America and the Transnational Boxing Rankings Board.

Gautham Nagesh’s Journalist Portfolio

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DC boxer seeks his own path to glory

DC boxer seeks his own path to glory

David Grayton IV seeks glory inside the ring. But his parents know the troubles that can await him if things …

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Online Sales Tax - C-SPAN Video Library

Online Sales Tax - C-SPAN Video Library

Gautham Nagesh talked about the Marketplace Fairness Act, which would will allow state governments to require…

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Net Neutrality: How White House Thwarted FCC Chief

Net Neutrality: How White House Thwarted FCC Chief

Front page tick-tock on the backstory to President Obama's push for the strongest net neutrality rules in his…

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Yuriorkis Gamboa sizzles amidst AC sleaze

Yuriorkis Gamboa sizzles amidst AC sleaze

A trip to Atlantic City to see the Cuban featherweight phenom Yuriorkis Gamboa.

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FCC Chairman Proposes Utility-Like Regulation for Broadband Internet

FCC Chairman Proposes Utility-Like Regulation for Broadband Internet

Front page scoop of the FCC's final net neutrality rules under President Obama, widely cited by other media o…

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Facebook's Lobbying Efforts

Facebook's Lobbying Efforts

Gautham Nagesh talked about Facebook's lobbying efforts on Capitol Hill as the company prepares for its initi…

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An Interview With Slum Village DJ Dez Andres

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By Gautham Nagesh Verified
| Passion of the Weiss Verified
Image via Dez/Instagram Show your love of the game by subscribing to Passion of the Weiss on Patreon so that we can keep churning out interviews with legendary producers, feature the best emerging rap talent in the game, and gift you the only worthwhile playlists left in this streaming hellscape. Gautham Nagesh is critic at large for POW. From the mid- ‘90s until his death in 2006, J Dilla created a body of work that changed popular music forever.
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‘What about us?’: Strikers brave the rain to call for higher pay as costs rise.

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By Corina Knoll Verified, Gautham Nagesh Verified
| The New York Times Verified
On Monday afternoon, school district leaders had pushed for continued negotiations that could prevent the closure of hundreds of schools as they tried to bargain with the union that represents 30,000 teachers’ assistants, bus drivers, custodians and cafeteria workers. The employees are seeking a 30 percent pay increase, and union leaders say their members are paid not much more than the minimum wage as living costs surge in Southern California. Alberto M.
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A realidade virtual pode ajudar crianças autistas a navegar no mundo real?

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By Gautham Nagesh Verified
| Estadão Verified
THE NEW YORK TIMES - LIFE/STYLE - Vijay Ravindran sempre foi fascinado por tecnologia. Na Amazon, ele supervisionou a equipe que construiu e iniciou a Amazon Prime. Mais tarde, ele se juntou ao The Washington Post como diretor digital, onde aconselhou Donald E. Graham na venda do jornal para seu ex-chefe, Jeff Bezos, em 2013.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Local reporter for the Cornell Daily Sun

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Yes, learned to type on an electronic typewriter

How is social media changing news?

Making it more like a public dialogue: faster, more open, less accurate.