Chase Dibenedetto is a Social Good Reporter for Mashable, focusing on topics related to social impact, technology, and culture. With a background in journalism, Chase covers a wide range of stories, from assistive technology advancements to government policies and the intersection of technology and healthcare. Their work has also been featured in Knowledia.
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Chase Dibenedetto's coverage spans a range of themes including technology, activism, accessibility, government and social media. With a mix of government announcements and press releases as part of the coverage attributes, Chase is likely to be interested in receiving pitches related to these areas.
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By: Chase Dibenedetto
School districts are suing platforms for fostering "compulsive use" by students.
As technology evolves the election process, rumors, lies, and distrust proliferate.
Attention stans and meme-makers: Netflix's 'Moments' is here to help.
Elon Musk's dubious $1 million voter lottery is getting a dose of legal scrutiny, as the city of Philadelphia sues the billionaire and X owner to stop the swing state payouts.
By: Chase DiBenedetto
The city says Musk is illegally influencing voters. Elon Musk's dubious $1 million voter lottery is getting a dose of legal scrutiny, as the
Less than a week out from election day, as many around the country send in their mail-in ballots or stand in early voter lines, Americans are anxiously hoping to know who will be the next president ASAP.
All Hallow's Eve is upon us, and who would have thought that this year's biggest seasonal debate would be when exactly we should be celebrating Hallo-weekend?
X (Twitter)'s crowdsourced fact-checking tool is failing to accomplish the one thing its designed to do: Flag rampant misinformation.
Stan culture rejoice! Netflix announces a new feature that lets viewers save and share clips from the content they watch on their phones.
As the 2024 presidential election nears, and political actors stoke fears about election integrity, security experts are more confident than ever.
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