Facebook was recently forced to apologize — yeah, I know, again — for inadvertently celebrating the deadly Indonesian earthquake on Sunday. It’s not the first time the company has shown how tasteless it can be in the face of a natural disaster. The 7.0 magnitude earthquake, the latest one to hit a country that...
Although several other corporations moved to de-platform Alex Jones this week, Twitter contends its up to journalists to debunk the known misinformation-spreader. How nice for journalists! One of the worst things most people can imagine is the horror of losing one’s child to gun violence. For Veronique De La...
Facebook was recently forced to apologize — yeah, I know, again — for inadvertently celebrating the deadly Indonesian earthquake on Sunday. It’s not the first time the company has shown how tasteless it can be in the face of a natural disaster. The 7.0 magnitude earthquake, the latest one to hit a country that...
Lucas Landers is one of a few DIY camera makers whose photographs are just as handsome as the wood-and-metal-framed mechanisms they build. When applying to college in 2009, photographer and DIY camera maker Lucus Landers threw himself a curveball. Initially he planned to study mechanical engineering, but the technical...
In a good way, that is. These days, most design portfolios have an air of sameness to them–like clone-stamp copies of one another. It’s somethingArgentinian designer and illustrator Mariano Pascual wanted to change. Read Full Story
After years of fundraising, organizers are finally able to move forward with a Chicago monument honoring the journalist and civil rights icon–thanks to Twitter. In March this year, the New York Times finally published an obituary for the investigative journalist and civil rights activist Ida B. Wells-Barnett....
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While major social media platforms like Facebook and YouTube and tech giants like Apple shun the conspiracy theorist and hate monger, Twitter has stood out in the tech sector by keeping him. While major social media platforms like Facebook and YouTube and tech giants like Apple shun conspiracy theorist and hate monger...
Google, once again, is excited about social media. But not in the ways you might think; this isn’t about another in a failed string of chat apps, or the knockout success that never was in Google Plus. Instead, it’s an entirely new way of recognizing human faces, and one made possible by — you guessed it —...
A report produced by the government’s own watchdog office concludes that–surprise!–key aspects of the wall have not been considered. According to the U.S. Government Accountability Office–a nonpartisan governmental agency that provides auditing services for the United States...
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Android 9 has lots of subtle, pleasant improvements. Google has just released version 9.0 of Android, with “Pie” as this year’s customary dessert-themed nickname. Like previous Android upgrades, Pie is loaded with behind-the-scenes improvements and subtle features that make the software a little...
At what point will Google’s predictive technology grow so powerful that we begin thinking of its personalized recommendations as our own? I don’t like to say “hi.” I’m a “hey” person. But more and more, I find myself greeting friends and colleagues with a...
Cloudflare has announced the general availability of Cloudflare Stream, its streaming video service, almost one year after it first launched in a limited beta. In a nutshell, Cloudflare Stream makes it easy for developers to insert video into their websites and applications without having to deal with existing players...
Google has finally let the cat out of the bag: its ninth version of Android, codenamed Android P, is called Pie – and you can get it right now if you’ve got a Pixel phone. The company released the first preview of Android 9 for developers back in March, with support for notches and multiple cameras (so apps could...
Having been banned by Apple, Spotify, Facebook, and YouTube — and having a significant amount of his content removed on Pinterest, of all places — it’s worth noting that Alex Jones and Infowars are both very much alive, at least on Twitter. Facing tremendous pressure from the loss of a bulk of his distribution...
A report from the Wall Street Journal today revealed Facebook was attempting to gain detailed financial information from its users’ banks. Oof, in how many languages can I say “no?” According to the Journal, Facebook has approached the likes of Wells Fargo, JP Morgan Chase, and Citigroup with an eye toward...
Voice shopping was supposed to be the future. Remember? Both Amazon and Google touted a world where barking a simple command at your smart device was all it took to put the wheels in motion, an event that culminated in paper towels, or avocados, arriving at your doorstep in just days, or even hours. Except, that’s...
YouTube recently removed a mean-spirited video involving a YouTuber poisoning a loved one with laxatives. That’s nice, YouTube. Now get started on the thousands of other videos just like it. Recently, the website Babe ran an expose on the channel “CJ SO COOL,” which stars a father who repeatedly “pranks”...
Twitter maintains that the conspiracy theorist hasn’t violated its rules. Today was the day most of the big tech companies buckled to the pressure, and took conspiracy theorist Alex Jones off their platforms. It began with Apple, which quietly took down Jones’s podcasts from its Podcast and iTunes apps....
Apple banned the provocateur’s podcasts from its apps over the weekend—and then Facebook and YouTube took action. The tech sector today appears to have finally turned against Alex Jones and his conspiracy-mongering InfoWars empire, with Apple, Facebook, YouTube, and Spotify all now banning content from...
Facebook today followed the lead of Apple, Spotify, and YouTube in removing four Pages belonging to Infowar‘s Alex Jones, claiming those Pages repeatedly violated Community Standards against hateful and dehumanizing speech. Notably, this comes after Facebook‘s head honcho said the site would willingly host...
Forget FOMO. Google wants to design for the Joy of Missing Out. Our phones are making us unhappy—so much so that we’ve improvised all sorts of workarounds to break our addiction to the endless stream of information, games, and messages in our pockets.Read Full Story
InfoWars just lost four of its Facebook pages. Alex Jones just lost a few big platforms for promulgating his conspiracy theories. Facebook announced today that it has taken down four pages run by InfoWars and its figurehead, Jones.Read Full Story
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