Carole Cadwalladr on How to Survive the Broligarchy

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5x15

艺术

2025-03-21

18 分钟
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We're back at The Tabernacle in March with another fantastic line-up of speakers! Join us for an inspiring evening of storytelling. Carole Cadwalladr is a renowned Pulitzer-nominated journalist for the Guardian, feature writer for the Observer, and Cambridge Analytica investigator. She formerly worked at The Daily Telegraph, and was nominated for numerous Press Awards. In 2018, she broke the Cambridge Analytica/Facebook story for the Guardian and The New York Times as part of a long-running investigation into technology, fake news, and political manipulation. In early 2022, she stood trial for defamation as a result of her work on Russian interference in the Brexit vote, and was vindicated. Learn more about 5x15 events: 5x15stories.com Twitter: www.twitter.com/5x15stories Facebook: www.facebook.com/5x15stories Instagram: www.instagram.com/5x15stories
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  • Five times 15.

  • Now, I'm thrilled to be able to welcome Carol Cadwalader to the stage.

  • Carol is the.

  • Well, actually, she was the Guardian journalist.

  • She has, in fact, been sacked, which is something that we might come to in our conversation.

  • Carol was the journalist who discovered Cambridge Analytica and the effect that it had on our elections and on the Brexit vote.

  • She is also now the author of the presenter of a fantastic podcast called Stalked,

  • which I cannot recommend too highly.

  • It's on the BBC.

  • Plus, of course, she is doing her series as well on a substack on the broligarchy,

  • which was a word that she coined herself last year in the Guardian.

  • And I think we'll probably start our conversation by asking her to explain what exactly that is.

  • And also she will take the conversation on where Jonathan left it about the crisis of democracy,

  • and I think try and dive into some of the reasons why this is possible.

  • So please welcome Carol.

  • Thanks, Rosie.

  • It's a cheerful evening so far, isn't it?

  • Well, yeah, I think.

  • And there's more good times to come.

  • More good times to come with you.