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Political scrutiny isn’t stopping Mark Zuckerberg from building the metaverse.

Apple still won’t require all its workers to get vaccinated

Lyft has finally published its first safety report..

Liberal bias? Not on Twitter.

The Black trans Netflix employee who was fired last week amid the internal uproar at the company over the transphobia in Dave Chappelle's latest comedy special has given a new interview to explain how things went down.

B. Pagels-Minor, the pregnant former employee accused of “leaking” Netflix metrics, on the unrest that led to Wednesday’s walkout.

They were a member of Facebook’s integrity team

The latest complaint to the SEC blames top leadership for failing to warn investors about serious problems at the company.

Twitter doesn’t know what causes this issue

The board says its credibility depends on full disclosure.

The suit was filed in 2018.

Facebook’s Giphy acquisition is under scrutiny by the UK.

The emails were described as “flirtatious.”

Internal documents suggest Facebook has long known its algorithms and recommendation systems push some users to extremes.

It’s a mess in there

How Cuties became a moment of reckoning for Netflix.

OpenSea and Rarible will certify that the seller is the artist.

A knot of problems with Amazon’s system for handling paid and unpaid leaves has led to devastating consequences for workers.

Facebook had an awful time trying to recruit engineers in early 2021, seeing low and painful acceptance rates on job offers and battling to find talent to fill an extremely high supply of jobs.

“It’s completely disingenuous.”

You better lawyer up, Zuck.

They say Netflix is stopping employees from speaking out.

Internal posts and job listings show plans were moving forward.

It’s the seventh labor charge filed against Apple since August.

The move comes more than a decade after Facebook first rolled out face-detecting tech onto its social network.

Facebook whistleblower Frances Haugen told Congress Facebook withholds protections from certain users called “integrity holdouts.” The Facebook Papers reveal what internal reports on holdouts have found.

The social network is scaling back facial recognition, but similar technology could show up in the metaverse.

Three years ago, the company walked away from a Defense Department project after employees objected to it. Now the company is working on a new proposal for the Pentagon.

It could be a test of its AI ethics guidelines.

One driver will receive more than $28,000 in tips.

Yet another study finds climate denial flourishing on Facebook.

Apple Inc. accused French regulators of bending antitrust rules “for political objectives” when they doled out a record-breaking 1.1 billion-euro ($1.3 billion) fine as part of a campaign to crack down on Silicon Valley firms.

Russia has opened an antitrust case against Apple for failing to allow app developers to tell customers about alternative payment options when using its App Store platform, Russia's anti-monopoly regulator said on Wednesday.

Phhhoto shut down in 2017.

A barrage of new data shows just how bad Facebook's climate misinformation problem is, and how the company profits from it.

Image Comics' workers want to form a union, but the publisher isn't going to voluntarily recognize them.

One in eight Facebook users reported “compulsive” social media use

First episode of Arcane and we have a probably trans woman sex worker as the brunt of a visual joke. No boobs, broad shoulders, tall, deep voice. Great. Cool. Love it. Great fucking job Rito. :/ pic.twitter.com/ENmR9DuOMV

Online hate is adding fuel to the country’s deadly conflict, and researchers say Facebook is failing to stop it.

Scary new site tells Google users antitrust limits could "impact your business."

There are no wumpus-themed NFT plans yet.

Apple can still appeal the ruling before it goes into effect Dec. 9.

The U.S. Justice Department filed a lawsuit against Uber on Wednesday, accusing the ride-hailing service with violating the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) by charging extra fees to disabled passengers who need additional time to get into a vehicle.

Uber has an abysmal record with the disability community.

“We have no current plans to ship this internal concept.”

Discord is pausing its NFT plans after a huge backlash, which included a wave of users cancelling paid subs. I was told the server made of Discord staff & big game studio reps erupted over this, with many threats to take communities elsewhere. Hard to progress facing that. https://t.co/WP6hkyZsXD

Half of the eight journalists murdered in Mexico this year posted on Facebook hours before they were killed. Nearly all of them relied on the platform to publicize their stories.

When the CEO of the gaming-focused chat platform teased crypto integration this week, the response was swift and brutal.

The company most negatively perceived by top tech candidates? No surprise, it’s Facebook.

"Do you use terms like algorithmic bias, discrimination, and disparate impact without fully understanding their meaning? If yes, this note is for you."