Senior Correspondent, Tech And Business
Katie Notopoulos is a senior correspondent at Business Insider. She writes extensively about technology, business, and culture, focusing on themes such as internet culture, big tech, retail, and AI. Her work has been featured in notable publications including BuzzFeed News, The Atlantic, and MIT Technology Review.
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Katie Notopoulos covers a wide array of tech-related topics, from AI influencers to big tech and entertainment news. She frequently cites data in her articles, indicating an interest in evidence-based reporting. When reaching out to her, consider providing access to credible data or research that supports the pitch.
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By: Katie Notopoulos
Donald Trump's lewd "Grab 'em" comments that came to light in 2016 are resurfacing on TikTok. Yes, millennials, we're officially old. But that's OK.
By: Katie Notopoulos
The 2024 election cycle has been a brutal assault on our text message inbox. Political groups seem to keep texting even after you reply, "STOP!"
Now in Walmart aisles: a Skibidi Toilet action figure — a $45 mystery toilet bowl. The head of brands for toilet-maker Bonkers Toys says it's selling well.
By: Katie Notopoulos
Netflix's mobile app allows you to watch at 1.25x and 1.5x speeds. People told me they use this for reality shows like "Love Is Blind," or while watching at the gym.
By: Katie Notopoulos
Streaming video services are seeing more customers hitting "pause," The Wall Street Journal reports. This means people cancel their subscriptions, only to re-subscribe soon after.
By: Katie Notopoulos
What if you could work on your computer, but your computer was on your face? I'm not convinced this is Apple Vision Pro's killer app.
By: Katie Notopoulos
Amazon just launched Haul, a section on the app that sells cheap stuff. It's a move to fend off competition from Temu and others.
By: Katie Notopoulos
It wasn't boxing's finest moment, but Jake Paul showed in his bout with Mike Tyson that he knows how to use attention in a social media world.
By: Katie Notopoulos
Bluesky says it now has around 20 million users — and it's become a pretty lively site. It has lots of pundits and people talking about the election, but does it have enough regular people?
By: Katie Notopoulos
The New York Times and other newspapers are in a legal battle with OpenAI over using their content.
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