Add latest billboard piece, KALW grief tech

Author: dellsystem

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 <h2 id="recent">Recent writing (late 2017—present)</h2>
 
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+    <a href="https://bayareacurrent.com/tech-billboard-decoder-the-great-tech-vibe-shift/">
+        Tech Billboard Decoder: The Great Tech Vibe Shift
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+    for <a href="https://bayareacurrent.com">Bay Area Current</a> (December 8, 2025) &mdash; on Palantir's "SOFTWARE THAT DOMINATES" ad at SFO
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     <a href="https://bayareacurrent.com/ai-tech-company-to-workers-youre-disposable-but-is-it-true/">
         AI Company’s Billboards Say Workers Are Disposable. But Are We?

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 <h3>Recent appearances</h3>
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+    <li><strong><a href="https://bayareacurrent.com/tech-billboard-decoder-the-great-tech-vibe-shift/">Bay Area Current</a> (December 8, 2025)</strong>: I wrote about Palantir's "SOFTWARE THAT DOMINATES" airport ad as an emblem of the vibe shift in tech over the last decade.</li>
+    <li><strong><a href="https://www.kalw.org/2025-11-03/the-business-of-never-letting-go">KALW</a> (November 3, 2025)</strong>: I spoke to NeEddra James about the financial imperatives behind the rise of grief tech.</li>
     <li><strong><a href="https://bayareacurrent.com/ai-tech-company-to-workers-youre-disposable-but-is-it-true/">Bay Area Current</a> (September 2, 2025)</strong>: I wrote about the "Stop Hiring Humans" billboards that have been all over San Francisco.</li>
     <li><strong><a href="https://www.kqed.org/forum/2010101910674/what-californias-billboards-say-about-us">KQED Forum</a> (July 23, 2025)</strong>: I spoke to Mina Kim about California's strange billboards.</li>
     <li><strong><a href="https://speakingoutofplace.com/2025/07/23/abolishing-silicon-valley-building-the-commons-a-different-way-to-spend-your-life-a-conversation-with-wendy-liu/">Speaking out of Place</a> (July 23, 2025)</strong>: I spoke to David Palumbo-Liu about my book and its relevance to the current moment.</li>