Hannah Murphy is a National News Reporter at the Financial Times. She covers a range of topics including social media platforms like Meta, Twitter (X), TikTok, and Snap, as well as issues related to cybersecurity, healthcare, and politics. Hannah's work has been featured in notable publications such as Rolling Stone, The Irish Times, and The Australian Financial Review.
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By: Hannah-Murphy
"You can look a million dollars all the time!" the Australia Women's Weekly advertisement reads.
By: Hannah Murphy
Happy Friday the 13th! Go cast some spells or buy a lotto ticket.
By: Hannah Murphy
I’m writing this at 7 am and there’s still no sign of sunlight. We’re officially in the deepest of the Big Dark—five days away from our shortest day. Behind today’s rain clouds, we get less than eight and a half hours of sunlight today. It’s gonna be raining and in the 40s, but when the sun is up, go outside anyway.
Arguments to be heard about a week before the measure is set to take effect
Arguments to be heard about a week before the measure is set to take effect
By: Hannah Murphy
Happy Solstice! And welcome to the longest night. The sun will set at 4:20 pm today, and won’t come back until 7:55 am tomorrow morning. Solstice “day” is officially tomorrow. Build a bonfire, light candles, get witchy. (The Seattle Times has a roundup of nighttime walks in the woods). And after we celebrate our longest night, the days start getting longer again.
By: Tim Bradshaw, Hannah Murphy
Social media group accelerates plans to build ‘augmented reality’ headsets in battle with Apple and Google
Kristen Waggoner Is Driving the Anti-LGBTQ Push in the Supreme Court. And Seattle’s the Town That Made Her.
Seattle's only news roundup.
By: Cristina Criddle, Hannah Murphy
US tech group is rolling out a range of artificial intelligence tools to drive engagement
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