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Lora Kolodny
American technology journalist
Lora Kolodny is a prominent technology journalist currently working as a tech reporter for CNBC, based in San Francisco. She specializes in covering electric vehicles, robotics, and climate technology, with a notable focus on companies like Tesla. Kolodny has a rich background in journalism, having previously worked at TechCrunch as an editor and video host, as well as at The Wall Street Journal, where she reported on venture capital and technology trends.123
Career Highlights
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Current Role: Tech Reporter at CNBC since June 2017, focusing on new vehicle technology and climate innovations.
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Previous Experience:
- Editor and emerging tech host at TechCrunch (2016-2017).
- Reporter at The Wall Street Journal and Dow Jones VentureWire, covering venture capital and technology (2012-2016).
- Contributed to various publications including Inc. magazine and The New York Times, where she explored topics related to startups and innovation.1234
Education and Skills
Kolodny is a graduate of Williams College and is recognized for her expertise in innovation, sustainability, and the tech industry. She has authored over 2000 articles across various platforms, showcasing her extensive knowledge and commitment to technology journalism.23
Kolodny is also active on Twitter, where she engages with her audience and shares insights related to her reporting.14
Highlights
SpaceX-owned and operated Starlink has agreed to block users from accessing the social network X in Brazil to comply with court orders. Both companies are owned by Musk.
Brazil’s supreme court had ordered a suspension of X saying it defied federal regulations concerning content moderation and the appointment of a legal representative in the country.
Musk has been publicly berating Brazil’s administration for months, threatening “reciprocal seizure of government assets,” in response to its court orders against his businesses...
Under President Lula, Brazil’s environmental authority Ibama seized Starlink terminals used by illegal miners in the Amazon rainforest.
https://lnkd.in/g5mQHVQ2
#regulation #brazil #socialmedia #starlink
X remains blocked in Brazil after a panel of supreme court justices vote unanimously to uphold de Moraes' suspension orders.
Via his social media account, Elon Musk - who owns X and is CEO of SpaceX - called for ending U.S. foreign aid to Brazil, adding that “there will be reciprocal confiscation of assets of those who support the current regime in Brazil to pay for their illegal actions.” He did not provide any evidence to support this statement.
The Brazilian regulator of telecomms, Anatel, has told SpaceX-owned Starlink it must block X. The company has said it won't comply with that order and UOL reports that this puts Starlink's license to operate in Brazil at risk.
Starlink previously said it has more than 250,000 customers in Brazil.
https://lnkd.in/gZyK7D33
#regulation #freespeech #socialmedia #elonmusk #alexandredemoraes
