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Jenny Mollen published essays on Substack and used Instagram to post controversial pictures and captions.

1 report, 1 independent Updated Jun 24

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Jenny Mollen Substack Instagram

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The entities involved

Jenny Mollen
American actress

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Substack
publishing platform
- Nigel Farage is using Substack to publish policy proposals and advocating for shared views on policy.Mon 00:45
- CleanTechnica uses Substack and Stripe to fund its work, which covers topics like the IPCC reports on Earth's climate system.Sun 15:07
Instagram
photo and video sharing social network owned by Meta Platforms
- Linton, an artist, is performing in residences in Cambridge and Hanoi, while working and living in Berlin, and maintains a professional presence on Instagram.Mon 17:24
- PBS is leveraging social media platforms like YouTube, Instagram, and TikTok to grow its audience and attract top talent for future projects.Mon 17:13

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Jun 24thedailybeast.com