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Two Netflix employees who openly criticized Netflix’s support of Dave Chappelle’s comedy special have filed charges with the NLRB, claiming retaliation (Zoe Schiffer/The Verge)

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Two Netflix employees who openly criticized Netflix’s support of Dave Chappelle’s comedy special have filed charges with the NLRB, claiming retaliation (Zoe Schiffer/The Verge)

Meta will no longer block searches and remove praise of Kyle Rittenhouse on Facebook and Instagram, after designating him a shooter in a “mass murder” in 2020 (James Clayton/BBC)

Employees of the crime-watch app Citizen vote to unionize and join the CWA, a rare instance of successful labor organizing at a VC-backed tech startup (Bloomberg)

Sources: Netflix is exploring live streaming for its unscripted shows and stand-up specials, which would enable live voting for competitions (Peter White/Deadline)

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Two Netflix employees who openly criticized Netflix’s support of Dave Chappelle’s comedy special have filed charges with the NLRB, claiming retaliation (Zoe Schiffer/The Verge)

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Sources: Netflix is exploring live streaming for its unscripted shows and stand-up specials, which would enable live voting for competitions (Peter White/Deadline)

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