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Ashley Feinberg is an American journalist, humorist and senior writer at HuffPost.
Education
Feinberg attended Trinity University and studied English and Communication, graduating in 2012. [1]
Career
Feinberg got her first big journalism break working for Gizmodo in 2013 as an Editorial Assistant.
She got many reader's attention when wrote a viral how-to story about the "creepiest things you can do on Facebook, such as tagging yourself in someone else’s engagement photo and requesting a relationship status."[2] She later was promoted as a staff writer at Gawker.
In March 2017, she discovered FBI director James Comey's secret Twitter and Instagram accounts.[2]
"She’s sort of an anti-troll,” explained John Cook, who worked with Feinberg at Gawker. “She uses the weapons of the troll for the forces of good."[2]
References
- ^ Trotter, JK (2017-05-26). "A Scrapbook Of Our Ashley Feinberg Memories On Her Last Day Of School". Deadspin. Retrieved 2018-08-20.
- ^ a b c Kassel, Matthew (2018-01-09). "Ashley Feinberg trolls for all the right reasons". Columbia Journalism Review. Retrieved 2018-08-20.