Coco Kahn

And they've got a really strong group of contributors on board, yourself, among them.

So how did the column for The Nerve come about?

It's one of the things that I get really frustrated by is, you know, I wonder where, I would love to know what the right time

path is and where to direct my energies because nothing seems to be clear so I have friends of mine who are like oh I don't read the BBC anymore wouldn't read the Guardian anymore you know the

The paymasters, the liberals, they will stop anything that's like meaningful analysis that's left wing.

So that's their position on it.

So they go to YouTube.

So there's this uncomfortable thing where I'm like, but every click on YouTube obviously goes to a tech baron that is Donald Trump.

And so even though you can go on YouTube and watch people criticizing the tech bros in a way that's more fulsome and throaty that you'd probably want to see.

the tech bros don't lose.

I mean, it's really no such thing as bad press for them.

So it's all sewn up.

But then there's this feeling that those creators are independent, whereas the ones that are doing it in an establishment are not.

And obviously, I'm sure there's like a, well, how can they be independent if they still need to get clicks or need to work the algorithm?

Blah, blah, blah.

So it's all very thorny and it's all very difficult.

And the fact is, as I sit here now, and I actually don't know what the right thing is or what the right path is.

And I feel very...

It's certainly a battleground.

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