What Nathan Fielder’s ‘You Can See Everything’ Taught Me About Tech Journalism
THE SO WHAT
The line between documentation and manipulation is getting thinner — especially when tech narratives are built around access to founders and their homes, devices, and feeds. If your product depends on media perception, assume future coverage will interrogate the frame you hand them, not just the facts.
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