Alan Cassidy
Journalist at NZZ am Sonntag
Kommunikation | Autor | Co-Host Podcast «Überall Geschichte!»
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Apr 24, 2024 |
nzz.ch | Alan Cassidy
Republic of crazy: Lies and conspiracy theories have always been a part of US politics Many Europeans look at the spread of conspiracy theories within U.S. politics with disbelief. Yet paranoia has been an integral part of American democracy since long before Donald Trump. Are conspiracy theories the «great invisible engine» of the American political system? They operate in a parallel world – and are thus part of an American tradition.
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Feb 19, 2024 |
nzz.ch | Alan Cassidy
The Democrats have an image problem – and it's not just Biden's age With its slide to the left on social and cultural issues, the Democratic Party has lost many working-class voters. Can the increasingly weak party rely on Donald Trump's own extremism to beat him? Another term? U.S. President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris at a reception in the White House.
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Nov 1, 2023 |
esri.com | Alan Cassidy
Esri expanded and enhanced its location services offering available to developers via ArcGIS Platform, offering exciting features for application development. The new services include Places, Data Hosting, and an updated Basemap Styles service. In today’s digital landscape, users expect applications and solutions that deliver personalized and location-aware experiences tailored to their individual preferences and needs.
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Bidens Alter war ja auch für viele in Europa eine bequeme Ausrede, um den November als eine Wahl zwischen zwei angeblich gleich grossen Übeln darzustellen. Was natürlich nur stimmte, wenn man friedliche Machtwechsel und andere demokratische Grundregeln nicht so wichtig findet
