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The Economist

7 facts from 2 episodes, in date order. These are what speakers said on the shows, each linked to the moment it was said. They aren't independently verified.

2007

Andrew Palmer has worked at The Economist since 2007 in several writing and editing roles.

“So I've been with the magazine since 2007. Multiple writing and editing jobs covering a variety of things from Latin America to finance to”

Andrew Palmer · A Need for Nuance: The Economist’s Andrew Palmer, 0:28:52

2021

Packy McCormick co-wrote a piece with Chris Dixon that The Economist published in late 2021.

“You, with Chris Dixon, wrote a piece that was published in The Economist”

Acquired · Not Boring (with Packy McCormick), 2:08:55

Undated

The Boss Class podcast had produced three series, the latest focused on generative AI in the workplace.

“We've had three series to date, and, as you said, the last one was specifically devoted to this thorny topic of generative AI in the workplace.”

Andrew Palmer · A Need for Nuance: The Economist’s Andrew Palmer, 0:01:25

Undated

Andrew Palmer used Claude to build a browser extension that checks copy against The Economist's style guide in about 75 minutes.

“I went away and in seventy five minutes had built an extension which did check copy against the style guide.”

Andrew Palmer · A Need for Nuance: The Economist’s Andrew Palmer, 0:06:07

Undated

Colleague Ludwig Seegel had waited a year for developer time to build a style-guide checking tool at The Economist.

“Ludwig Seegel, who you mentioned earlier, had been waiting for a year to get developer time to build this.”

Andrew Palmer · A Need for Nuance: The Economist’s Andrew Palmer, 0:06:07

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