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• Google Employee Who Helped Organize Mass Walkout Quits After Retaliation Claims
  Claire Stapleton was among the organizers of last year's global walkout over the company's poor handling of sexual harassment allegations.
  - 8 days ago, 7 Jun 19, 4:34pm -
• Apple Reportedly Set To Announce End Of iTunes
  The nearly 20-year-old app is about to be phased out for good.
  - 14 days ago, 1 Jun 19, 8:04pm -
• Uber To Start Banning Riders With Low Ratings
  “Respect is a two-way street, and so is accountability,” Uber said.
  - 17 days ago, 29 May 19, 5:16pm -
• Terry Pratchett Warns Of Online Fake News In 1995 Interview, Bill Gates Shoots Him Down
  Gates dismissed Pratchett's prediction in a newly resurfaced chat between the pair.
  - 17 days ago, 29 May 19, 1:00pm -
• Twitter And Facebook Crack Down On Iran-Linked Disinformation Scheme
  More than 2,800 deceptive Twitter accounts were deleted, along with numerous Facebook accounts, pages and groups.
  - 18 days ago, 29 May 19, 12:33am -
• 5 Percent Of Facebook Is Fake
  120 million monthly active users on the platform aren't real people, the company said in a report Thursday.
  - 23 days ago, 23 May 19, 8:28pm -
• Former Facebook Security Exec Says Mark Zuckerberg 'Has Too Much Power'
  Alex Stamos urged the CEO to step down.
  - 25 days ago, 22 May 19, 12:11am -
• WhatsApp Calls On Users To Update App In Light Of Security Breach
  WhatsApp said the security breach may have targeted human rights groups.
  - 32 days ago, 14 May 19, 11:25am -
• Instagram Blocks Anti-Vaccine Hashtags To Combat Misinformation
  A spokeswoman told HuffPost the company is cracking down on hashtags attached to posts containing factually incorrect content.
  - 36 days ago, 10 May 19, 10:40pm -
• Google Walkout Organizers Demand HR Investigation After Claims Of Retaliation
  A Google spokesperson reiterated the company's stance that no retaliation occurred.
  - 38 days ago, 8 May 19, 7:56pm -

• You Can Retweet With Gifs Now, But Many Twitter Users Are Unimpressed
  Looks like a lot of people just want an edit button.
  - 40 days ago, 6 May 19, 10:04pm -
• Boeing Delayed Telling FAA Warning Light Was Shut Off On Many 737 Max Planes
  Two of the company’s planes have crashed in recent months, killing everyone on board.
  - 41 days ago, 6 May 19, 3:12am -
• Facebook Goes Back To Its Roots With Dating App Feature
  Facebook Dating — which isn't available yet in the U.S. — unrolled a new feature that allows users to tell their friends that they have a "Secret Crush" on them.
  - 46 days ago, 30 Apr 19, 8:05pm -
• Google Employees Who Organized Mass Walkout Say They're Being Retaliated Against
  Organizers say they have been reassigned and demoted, but Google denies any sort of retaliation occurred.
  - 53 days ago, 23 Apr 19, 6:35pm -
• Facebook Decides Now Would Be A Good Time To Drop More Bad News
  Mueller who?
  - 58 days ago, 18 Apr 19, 7:15pm -
• YouTube And Google Algorithms Promoted Notre Dame Conspiracy Theories
  A YouTube video calling the fire a "false flag" has nearly 100,000 views.
  - 59 days ago, 17 Apr 19, 10:07pm -
• Facebook's Struggle To Manage Content Detailed In Troubling New Report
  Wired magazine found infighting and incompetence at the social media giant.
  - 59 days ago, 17 Apr 19, 5:29pm -
• Far-Right Activists Are Taking Their Message To Gen Z On TikTok
  The video-sharing app has let hate speech flourish as a growing number of users, many of them young, flock to TikTok.
  - 60 days ago, 16 Apr 19, 10:00pm -
• Keeping Mark Zuckerberg Safe Cost Facebook $22 Million Last Year
  Facebook cited "negative sentiment regarding our company" as a reason for the cost.
  - 63 days ago, 13 Apr 19, 4:45pm -
• Secret Service Denies Mar-a-Lago Malware Mishap After Agent Nearly Corrupts Computer
  The Secret Service maintains it didn't err in its analysis, despite public claims to the contrary.
  - 67 days ago, 9 Apr 19, 7:23pm -
• How An Instagram Post About ‘Gram Worthy Pores’ Broke Federal Law
  Despite repeated warnings from the FTC, Shay Mitchell and other Instagram influencers are still violating paid advertising rules — and getting away with it.
  - 74 days ago, 2 Apr 19, 3:02pm -
• If You Were Waiting For Apple AirPower, We Have Bad News
  In a rare reversal, a product Tim Cook once touted on stage has been canceled.
  - 78 days ago, 29 Mar 19, 10:44pm -
• Leaked Emails Suggest Facebook Worries More About PR Than Anti-Semitism
  A recent Alex Jones post put Instagram's community standards to the test.
  - 79 days ago, 28 Mar 19, 10:42pm -
• Facebook Bans White Nationalism And White Separatism Content After Mosque Shootings
  Politicians and civil rights groups praised the policy change but some questioned whether the social media giant had gone far enough.
  - 79 days ago, 28 Mar 19, 11:13am -
• French Muslim Group Sues Facebook, YouTube For Streaming New Zealand Shootings
  The French Council of the Muslim Faith said Facebook took 29 minutes after the start of the Christchurch gunman's broadcast to remove it.
  - 82 days ago, 26 Mar 19, 12:23am -
• Facebook Failed To Properly Secure Up To 600 Million Users' Passwords
  But don't panic.
  - 86 days ago, 21 Mar 19, 9:53pm -
• Facebook Says Users Watched New Zealand Shooting In Real Time But No One Reported It
  Here's how the footage of the mosque attack was able to spread.
  - 88 days ago, 19 Mar 19, 12:03pm -
• Facebook Removes 1.5 Million Videos Of New Zealand Shooting
  The platform stopped 1.2 million of the uploads, meaning 300,000 made it online.
  - 90 days ago, 17 Mar 19, 5:51pm -
• After New Zealand Massacre, YouTube's Algorithm Still Promotes Islamophobic Videos
  The suspected shooter posted xenophobic YouTube videos online days before the attack.
  - 91 days ago, 16 Mar 19, 5:21pm -
• Facebook Monitoring Failure Helped Spread Christchurch Hate Around The World
  Company's touted policing system was no match for a live-streamed video and dedicated right-wing extremists.
  - 92 days ago, 16 Mar 19, 8:09am -
• Social Media Platforms Rush To Stop Spread Of New Zealand Shooting Footage
  After the attack was apparently livestreamed on Facebook, social media platforms have tried to stop it from circulating.
  - 92 days ago, 15 Mar 19, 5:13pm -

Small Business

• One Of America’s Most Racially Unequal Cities Has A Plan To Close The Wealth Gap
  The Boston Ujima Project wants to empower those left out of the economy by giving them an economy of their own.
  - 19 days ago, 28 May 19, 9:45am -
• Here's What It's Really Like To Make A Living Selling On Etsy
  Erin True, Reuben Reuel and Amy Yee harnessed their creativity and found people eager to buy what their shops sell.
  - 22 Nov 18, 10:45am -
• Make Money From Pot? Then Forget About A Federally Subsidized Loan
  The Small Business Administration says that companies that derive any portion of their revenue from marijuana are ineligible for loan assistance.
  - 16 May 18, 5:51pm -
• Wednesday's Morning Email: Stormy Daniels Suing Trump
  A porn star is suing the president; let that sink in.
  - 7 Mar 18, 11:46am -
• Weinstein Company Sale Falls Through
  The would-be buyer balked after seeing the books.
  - 6 Mar 18, 9:36pm -
• Facebook And Google's Surveillance Capitalism Model Is In Trouble
  Regulators start to pump the brakes on Big Tech's advertising dystopia.
  - 27 Jan 18, 5:01pm -
• Repealing Net Neutrality Could Hurt Online Entrepreneurs
  Here are some of the small businesses that stand to suffer from the dissolution of a free and open internet.
  - 28 Dec 17, 6:12pm -
• GOP Love Of 'Small Business' Set To Pay Off Big For Our Small Businessman-In-Chief
  A last-minute change in the tax bill gives President Trump a deduction worth millions.
  - 19 Dec 17, 1:20am -
• Rich Fraud, Poor Fraud: The GOP's Double Standard On Tax Mistakes
  Their new tax bill lavishes breaks on businesses that underpay what they owe.
  - 14 Dec 17, 10:19pm -
• Small Businesses Struggle With Year-End Payment Problems, Survey Shows
  By Rieva Lesonsky The end of the year is a good time for small and midsize business owners who benefit from U.S. consumers
  - 11 Dec 17, 4:14pm -

• How A Tough Year For Women Became A Great Year For Feminist Etsy
  Smashing the patriarchy one slogan tee at a time.
  - 8 Dec 17, 7:24pm -
• Innovation, Entrepreneurship And Health Care Reform
  Protecting the United States’ leadership in innovation is a priority Americans can agree upon. As political discussions on
  - 1 Nov 17, 4:10am -
• Silicon Valley Veteran Says Tech Giants 'More Powerful Than AT&T Ever Was'
  “We have more and more concentrated power and wealth," Sam Altman said.
  - 19 Oct 17, 3:33pm -
• Americans Are Gravely Mistaken About The 'Death Tax'
  The estate tax only applies to the richest 0.2 percent of households.
  - 19 Oct 17, 9:46am -
• The GOP Tax Plan Is Not As Simple As They Say
  A business tax cut could open a big loophole for wealthy filers to use.
  - 4 Oct 17, 8:08pm -
• Justice Gorsuch, Stand With Employers Who Respect The Law
  The upcoming Supreme Court case will decide whether big corporations can use arbitration clauses to take away workers’ rights to band together to challenge employer wrongdoing in court.
  - 30 Sep 17, 9:58pm -
• Think Small Business To Help America's Middle And Working Classes Win Big
  In spite of a rebounding and more robust economy, many in the lower middle and working classes remain anxious and concerned
  - 26 Sep 17, 12:11pm -
• A Small Business Owner Changes Business Model To Help People In His Community
  The power for change is within all of us.
  - 25 Sep 17, 7:30pm -
• Memphis Pushes To Level The Playing Field For Black Entrepreneurs
  “We can never be the kind of community that we want to be until we have the minority firms have a much larger piece of the pie."
  - 18 Sep 17, 9:45am -