Kat Tenbarge is a Tech and Culture Reporter at NBC News. She specializes in internet culture, pop culture, and various subcultures, exploring the intersections of technology and society. Kat's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Business Insider, The New York Times, and Rolling Stone.
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Kat Tenbarge's reporting heavily focuses on evolving stories and breaking news in the tech space, particularly around social media, YouTube, online platforms, influencers and controversy. Her articles reflect a keen interest in trends and controversies within these areas.
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