The fall of newspaper
Across the country, local newspapers are taking a serious hit. As digital becomes king, it’s no surprise that analog media is declining.
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Roe’s downfall raises privacy red flags
As America copes with the new reality of a post-Roe America, Big Tech is becoming a battleground.
RadioShack is ‘horny on main’
If you’re on Twitter 24/7 (like us), you’ve probably noticed that RadioShack has been… ahem... a bit out of pocket lately.
Minions take over the box office
Universal’s Minions: The Rise of Gru blew box office expectations out of the water this July 4th weekend.
Starlink gets go-ahead to shoot broadband service to moving vehicles
Starlink received approval from the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to beam its satellite-internet connectivity to moving vehicles, including cars, planes, and ships.
Slack turns formerly incarcerated people into tomorrow’s tech workers
Finding work after being released from prison can be very difficult, so Slack is working through its nonprofit, Next Chapter, to help those that have been incarcerated.
Drones take over Fourth of July celebrations
In an increasing number of cities across the country, drones are replacing fireworks as the go-to choice for public shows.
Adobe’s CEO wants to fight the deepfakes he helped create
Recognizing how the company’s Photoshop and Premiere software is used to create fake media, Adobe CEO Shantanu Narayen highlights new proprietary tools that create and track original photos and videos.
Likewise wants to reinvent the recommendation engine of the internet
A new platform dubbed Likewise hopes to create an environment where users and the app’s AI work together to create a more accurate recommendation engine, making finding what movie to watch on Friday night a quicker and more enjoyable experience.
omgkirby crowdsources a musical act
Web3 music project omgkirby is proving that music can be made with both AI and thousands of voting members.