Carter Maness
Carter Maness is a freelance writer based in Brooklyn. He routinely covers business, technology, media, social issues, and the way we work today.
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Why Publicly Shaming Your Boss Is Actually A Great Career Move How burning a work bridge leads to better opportunities.
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Graduate Students Of The World, Unite! “I think the decision is going to have big consequences”
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Obama Just Relaxed Federal Regulations On Weed… Sort Of Will the current administration ever say “Yes We Can-nabis”? A primer
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The Summer WikiLeaks Went Crazy The organization is fanning the flames of a conspiracy theory that Clinton murdered a DNC staffer. This isn’t whistleblowing—it’s madness
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Science On The Campaign Trail: See Where The Candidates Stand Anti-science views are trending in politics—though NASA brings America together
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Bloomberg Just Found A Way To Convince Everyone’s Dad To Vote For Hillary “Clinton is not flawless; no candidate is. But she is the responsible choice”
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Politicos Dancing Badly: A Ballroom Instructor Weighs In “The folks at the Republican National Convention certainly had an abundance of energy. The same cannot be said about their rhythm.”
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Netflix And No Chill: Company Sees Worst Quarter In Three Years After Price Hike Netflix taught us to watch what we wanted, when we wanted. What if we don’t feel like watching Netflix anymore?
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In San Francisco, A Plan To Get Twitter and Uber To Pay For What They Did To Its Housing Market A proposed “tech tax” would fund homeless initiatives to the tune of $140 million a year
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Ransomware Attacks On Hospitals Are Our New Normal—And A Sign Of Progress Healthcare, long the fax machine’s great patron, is finally going digital
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After Orlando, This Pro-Gun LGBT Group Quintupled In Size And most of the newbies are straight “allies” with their own agenda
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Supreme Court: Police Can Now Search You Without Probable Cause In a blistering dissent, Justice Sotomayor called out her colleagues for living in a bubble
