Stephanie Foo Biography, Age, Height, Husband, Net Worth, Family

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Stephanie Foo was born on 1987, is a Radio producer. Discover Stephanie Foo's Biography, Age, Height, Physical Stats, Dating/Affairs, Family and career updates. Learn How rich is She in this year and how She spends money? Also learn how She earned most of networth at the age of 36 years old?

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Stephanie Foo Social Network

Timeline

Foo served as the project lead on the development of an app from This American Life, launched in October 2016, called Shortcut. Produced in collaboration with developers Courtney Stanton and Darius Kazemi of Feel Train, Shortcut aims to allow listeners to share audio across social media sites as easily as they can share video clips via gifs. In the app, listeners can select an audio clip of up to 30 seconds and then post it directly to social media, where the audio plays alongside a transcription of the clip. At launch, the app operated on This American Life's archives, but the project was later released as open-source code, available for other audio projects to adopt. Writing at The New York Observer, Brady Dale called Foo's project "the number one innovation in podcasting" in 2016, saying, "If anything can ever make audio go viral, it’s a solution like this."

In 2016, Foo won a Knight Foundation grant from the Knight Prototype Fund to work on the This American Life project for sharing audio clips that became the Shortcut app. Foo was also a 2016 fellow at Columbia University's Tow Center for Digital Journalism to work on the same project.

In 2015, Foo launched her own podcast called Pilot, with each installment to serve as a pilot episode for a different genre of podcast. CBC's Lindsay Michael named Pilot to a 2016 list of five best recent podcasts, saying Foo has "created her own playground...A place where she can try things out and see how they go."

Foo has also been noted for her commentary on diversity in media, especially for her 2015 essay, "What To Do If Your Workplace Is Too White." Introducing the piece at Transom, Jay Allison said it "should be required reading for everyone involved in building our workforce or programming." At Current, Adam Ragusea praised it as "frank and funny" and Neiman Lab's Nicholas Quah called the piece "fantastic" and Foo "a force of nature."

Foo produced This American Life's 2015 video project, "Videos 4 U: I Love You," which garnered three Daytime Emmy nominations: Best Special Class, Short Format Daytime Program; Best Writing Special Class; and Best Directing Special Class, with the project's director Bianca Giaever winning the latter category. The project also won the 2015 Webby Award for Online Film & Video in the Drama: Individual Short or Episode category.

Stephanie Foo (born 1987) is a radio journalist and producer. She has worked for Snap Judgment and This American Life.

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