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This week on Blocked and Reported, Katie is joined by Quillette’s Jonathan Kay to discuss conspiracy theories, the illiberal right vs. the illiberal left, and all things Canada. Note: There’s an additional hour of conversation for our Primo subscribers in which we discuss the residential schools grave scandal, Canada’s euthanasia program (MAID), our personal pronoun policies, and much more. To get the entire episode and support the show, please join us. Jon Kay at Quillette Jon Kay on X A Candid Conversation with Canadaland’s Jesse Brown What Is Happening Here - CANADALAND To hear more, visit www.blockedandreported.org

Quillette' s Senior Editor, Jonathan Kay reflects on his time ghostwriting Justin Trudeau’s memoir and shares his take on Trudeau’s political trajectory—from golden boy to polariser-in-chief. We get into the highs of his early leadership, his pivot to hardcore social progressivism, the fallout from the truckers’ protest, and the growing anxiety around immigration. Kay also weighs in on the rise of Pierre Poilievre, the new conservative contender shaking up Canada’s political scene. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

I first became aware of Jonathan Kay through his writing for the online magazine, Quillette . And for full disclosure, I got to know him better because he is one of their editors, and he has edited several of my own pieces for that magazine. Before that, however, I had been a fan of his writing, and was happy to be able to have an extended conversation with him about writing, journalism, false news, and politics, to name a few of the topics we discussed. Our dialogue occurred shortly after the appearance of a comprehensive 15,000 word piece of investigative journalism piece by Kay about a supposed organized sex-ring in the Psychology Department at McMaster University in Canada. Outrageous claims had surfaced, which ignited the university, and the local media, destroying the careers of various faculty and others, all of which eventually turned out to be false. Kay carefully explored how the original story developed, what factors prompted the University to act, and how local media played up the salacious claims without much investigation. It was a typical example of how false news can propagate, and also an indictment of the way Universities handle such claims, and local media may promote them. The appearance of this story gave us the opportunity to talk about the state of journalism in general. Jonathan has had a unique career and background, which made him a particularly interesting dialogue partner about this issue. He actually was educated as a metallurgical engineer, and following that he pursued a law degree at Yale University, and was a tax lawyer before eventually becoming disenchanted and deciding to pursue a career in writing and journalism. He also defies easy labelling. While he was a founding editor of the conservative Canadian newspaper The National Post, he also helped Liberal Prime Minister Justin Trudeau write his memoirs. It is Jonathan’s non-ideological bent, perhaps due to his early training as a scientist and engineer that makes his perspective on today’s news so refreshing. We discussed his own background, what got him into writing, his experiences, and stories including the recent claimed Indigenous Residential School scandal in Canada, and the controversy surrounding the naming of the James Webb Space Telescope in the U.S. When I contacted Jon this week to let him know the podcast is coming out, I learned that he had just completed a lengthy investigative piece about University of New Hampshire astrophysicist/gender studies social justice warrior Chanda Prescod Weinstein who, in the process of claiming victimization for herself and others, has apparently been bullying, harassing, and intimidating a host of others online, leading to complaints recently being filed at her institution. It coincidentally just came out yesterday, so this podcast is particularly timely. I hope you enjoy the discussion as much as I enjoyed talking to this fascinating man. As always, an ad-free video version of this podcast is also available to paid Critical Mass subscribers. Your subscriptions support the non-profit Origins Project Foundation, which produces the podcast. The audio version is available free on the Critical Mass site and on all podcast sites, and the video version will also be available on the Origins Project Youtube channel as well. Get full access to Critical Mass at lawrencekrauss.substack.com/subscribe

In this 274th episode I welcome Dr. Jonathan Kay (JK) to the show to discuss perioperative hypersensitivity reactions. We focus on the diagnosis and treatment of anaphylaxis and also discuss antibiotic allergies and how to deal with the ever present allergy to PCN. Dr. Kay is available for virtual consultations and to give Grand Rounds … Continue reading Episode 274: Anaphylaxis and Other Perioperative Hypersensitivity Reactions with Jonathan Kay →

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In today’s episode, host Tom Butta interviews Jonathan Kay, the Founder & CEO of Apptopia, in a discussion that covers past and current trends in the app market, the changing landscape of app usage, and how we are shifting towards better integrated design and functionality. Apptopia is a web-based market data and intelligence solution for mobile application developers which was founded back in 2011. Tom and Jonathan also explore the concept of mega apps, where brands consolidate multiple apps into one platform. While this approach allows brands to provide a more streamlined and convenient user experience, there are also times when it might be impossible to serve each of your unique customer profiles within one singular app. The interview further delves into how the economy impacts the mobile space, with Jonathan highlighting the trends observed in the travel, entertainment, and retail sectors. The results might be surprising as some key players have actually increased their usage and revenues during times of limited spending. Jonathan emphasizes the importance of brand loyalty and quality in a market driven by price-conscious consumers. — Guest Bio Jonathan Kay is the Co-Founder and CEO of Apptopia, the app data insights and intelligence company, with clients including Google, Zoom, Visa and NBC. A mobile pioneer, Kay entered the market in 2011 to add transparency to the mobile ecosystem through modeled data estimates, and level the playing field. Starting Apptopia before there were even 100,000 different apps out in the market, Jonathan quickly saw that the best way for someone to differentiate themselves from the noise was through data. Apptopia’s most recent funding round came in 2021 when they secured their $20M Series C led by ABS Capital Partners. — Guest Quote “People now have more control over their data, and I think you're gonna see it get even more personalized because at the end of the day, it's just better for you. And I think once people just get more comfortable with it through repetitive, redundant education, they'll realize that more often than not, it provides you with a better experience.” - Jonathan Kay — Time Stamps *(01:11) Jonathan and Apptopia's background *(03:39) How the App landscape has changed since 2011 *(04:45) What data signals you should be watching out for *(08:05) Deep dive on how data is gathered and analyzed *(10:38) One App to rule them all? Mega-Apps vs. Separation *(14:26) The expansion of social media applications *(16:09) Data privacy trends *(20:40) Ways the economy impacts mobile usage *(27:54) Rapid Fire Questions — Links Connect with Jonathan Kay on LinkedIn Connect with Tom Butta on LinkedIn Check out the Airship Website Check out Apptopia

This Thursday on the pod I’m joined by Jonathan Kay, a Quillette editor, and writer. We discuss the challenges and changing the face of journalism, the importance of journalists and journalistic integrity, differences between the online and offline media landscape, and more! Thanks, Jon!

As consumer behavior rapidly changes during the pandemic and beyond, Jonathan Kay , Founder & CEO of app data insights company Apptopia , says the only way to success is focusing on the data to make fully informed business decisions. In this episode, Alan and Jonathan discuss Apptopia’s data insights into various business sectors and how marketers can utilize this specific data in more creative and effective ways. As an entrepreneur, Jonathan also touches on the lessons he’s learned from building this business— whether it’s hiring or the potential backfire of reliance on systems. In this episode, you'll learn: The importance of app data to marketers What the current data says about the travel industry, the economy, and home delivery Insights into Apptopia’s hiring strategy Key Highlights [02:49] Jonathan’s career path [05:04] Biggest surprise of the life of an entrepreneur [08:18] Driving the need for better hiring strategy [09:15] Apptopia and data use on scale [15:10] Home delivery boom during COVID [22:14] Data insights from the travel industry [25:29] Economic data insights [31:20] An experience that defines Jonathan [32:55] Jonathan's advice to his younger self [35:40] What Jonathan as a marketer is learning more about [41:02] The biggest opportunity or threat for marketers today Resources Mentioned: Jonathan Kay Apptopia Grasshopper where he was the “Ambassador of Buzz” Apptopia Blog – where they dissect some of their data and trends Companies and apps mentioned: GoPuff, Uber Eats, Door Dash, Klarna, AfterPay, Affirm, Costco, BJ’s, Kayak, Hoppr, Disney Perks, Royal Caribbean Follow the podcast: Listen in iTunes (link: http://apple.co/2dbdAhV ) Listen in Google Podcasts (link: http://bit.ly/2Rc2kVa ) Listen in Spotify (Link: http://spoti.fi/2mCUGnC ) Connect with the Guest: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jonathanckay/ https://twitter.com/JonathanCKay https://twitter.com/Apptopia Connect with Marketing Today and Alan Hart: Twitter Alan B Hart - http://twitter.com/abhart LinkedIn Alan - https://www.linkedin.com/in/alanhart Twitter Marketing Today - http://twitter.com/themktgtoday Facebook Marketing Today - https://www.facebook.com/themktgtoday/ LinkedIn Marketing Today - https://www.linkedin.com/company/marketing-today-with-alan-hart/ Support the show: https://www.patreon.com/marketingtoday See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The legacy media abandoned all journalistic ethics when it came to covering the Freedom Convoy. There was no honest reporting – just bad faith smears, politically-motivated character assassinations and overly hyperbolic accusations of insurrection and treason. Why did this happen? On today’s episode of the Candice Malcolm Show, Candice is joined by author and journalist Jonathan Kay. Kay is no conservative, he has progressive sensibilities and even worked with Justin Trudeau to help launch his career as Prime Minister. But Kay is a contrarian who is incredibly critical of the legacy media and the insidious cancel culture-driven ‘woke’ left. They discuss the truckers, the dishonest media, vaccine mandates and lockdowns, Justin Trudeau and the way he’s changed since becoming Prime Minister, and how to reform the political left. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Host Leslie Rosenblood and Quillette editor Jonathan Kay (@jonkay) discuss the transformations Canadian media institutions have undergone over the past 20 years. Learn about the impact of the Internet, social media, divisive politics, increasing ownership concentration, legacy and current business models for the industry, and the future of journalism in Canada, especially in light of the seemingly endless cuts to newsrooms. Podcast for Inquiry is brought to you by the Centre for Inquiry Canada . Hosted by Leslie Rosenblood. Produced by Matt Payne. Graphic design by Nikolay Nikitushkin. Music by Anthony Lazaro. Send your thoughts and feedback to podcast@centreforinquiry.ca

Today’s episode features an interview with Jonathan Kay, Founder, and CEO of Apptopia - a global leader in mobile market intelligence. Jonathan founded Apptopia in 2011 as a competitive intelligence tool for companies with few avenues to digitally benchmark themselves against peers. Now, Apptopia provides accurate estimates of downloads, revenue, and usage for all mobile apps to a wide range of clients, with financial services being the fastest-growing client segment. Jonathan explains Apptopia's data gathering process, partnering with app developers and collecting billions of publicly available metadata points for their relational algorithms. Additionally, they talk about growth in private markets, the importance of a robust compliance process when dealing with data sources in the media spotlight, regional variations for mobile app data, and what's to come in 2022.

In an attempt to better understand Noah, our Narrator jumps into an interview with Jonathan Kay, journalist and author of Among the Truthers: A Journey Through America's Growing Conspiracist Underground CAST Narrator – Mike Howorun Jonathan Kay - Himself Editing and Sound Design – Matthew Hall & Mike Howorun Post Production Producer - Rob Johnston Written/Directed – Mike Howorun Produced by - Matthew Hall, Brady Roberts, Mike Howorun, Dila Valezquez Created by Mike Howorun & Brady Roberts Contact: escapingdenverpod@gmail.com Instagram: @escapingdenver Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Our Guest this week is Jonathan Kay, Co-Founder, and CEO of Apptopia. Apptopia is a real-time competitive intelligence tool that provides actionable insights into mobile industry data. This week we discuss the ethics of competitive app intelligence in the context of the recent SEC enforcement actions against App Annie. We dive deep into the allegations, discuss the tactics App Annie allegedly used to manipulate their data modeling, and talk about what it takes to build predictive models in a way that respects the privacy of individual companies. We also discuss the tension of regulation against innovation, and how it can be an important lever to level the playing field. Plus, a U.S judge orders Apple to ease their App Store rules, and Stillfront acquires Jawaker for $205 million dollars. Guest: Jonathan Kay Industry Insights App Annie and co-founder charged with securities fraud, will pay $10M+ settlement - TechCrunch Apple must ease App Store rules, U.S. judge orders Apple will let developers tell customers about alternatives to paying through the App Store, which could help them avoid Apple's 30% fees Stillfront acquires Jawaker for $205m App of the Week Rachio Metromile MARVEL Future Revolution

Episode 3.5: “The Cultic Culture Club,” (part 5), feat. Jonathan Kay, senior editor of Quillette magazine. The one where we compare cults and conspiracy research, talk about 9/11 and QAnon and reminisce about our halcyon days among the Truthers. Brought to you by Geraldo Rivera. Visit our website: www.paranoidplanet.ca Question Jar (send us a text message) Support the show Visit our website at www.paranoidplanet.ca

Season Two, Episode One The podcast returns with season 2 (Learning in Lockdown). The focus moves to how lockdown affects post 16 education and training. In this episode, I speak with Jonathan Kay (Head of Teaching and Learning, Newcastle College) about his college's overall approach to learning in lockdown. This episode was recorded in December 2020.

In the first installment of Desiland's Currying Votes series, Niru examines the origins of the Khalistan movement for independence in the region of Punjab and its supporters' influence in Canadian politics. She tells the story of her friend Seema and the Air India disaster of 1985 , then chats with Balraj Deol, editor of Canada's Khabarnama Punjabi Weekly , and Wrongspeak podcast host Jonathan Kay. Wrongspeak listeners: Welcome to this special crossover episode! If you have already heard the "Khalistan in Canada" conversation with Niru, Jon and Balraj Deol on Wrongspeak, skip to the next episode at the 19:00 mark to hear more from wrongspeaking journalists Terry Milewski and Terry Glavin. Coming up on Desiland's Currying Votes series: Hon. Ujjal Dosanjh, Adrienne Batra and the Khalistani argument. If you are a Khalistan leader in Canada and would like to be interviewed for this series, please contact us via Desiland.ca. Thank you and Namaste.

The phrase "Intellectual Dark Web," or IDW was coined 1year ago today. I spoke Jonathan Kay, the editor of the Canadian division of Quillette magazine about his latest article on the subject. Kay describes the IDW as a set of values and ideas, and that one of the highest values of IDW thinkers is a sensitivity of being told what to think. I found this conversation to be insightful and I rather enjoyed hearing his perspective Here is Jon's article: https://arcdigital.media/the-intellectual-dark-web-is-a-year-old-do-we-know-what-it-is-yet-7a8dd3d6d06a Follow him on twitter @jonkay Follow me here: twitter: @theother_95 Instagram: @theother95 Facebook: @theother95page Email me: theotherninetyfive@gmail.com

In this preview clip, hosts Jonathan Kay and Dr. Debra Soh chat about their trip to Laurier University following the Lindsay Shepherd affair, and whether or not the climate for free speech on university campuses will improve.

We interview the former editor of The Walrus and current writer for the National Post Jonathan Kay who incidentally knows a lot about board games.