Media Archive
Archives for April 2018
Software helped YouTube flag 4.5 million videos before anyone ever saw them. But another 1.5 million got through, at least briefly.
His new book is “The Encyclopedia of Misinformation.”
And why he shouldn’t.
In her new book “Love Rules,” Coles argues that apps like Tinder have a dark side we need to think about more.
Whether you love the old Kanye, new Kanye, set-on-the-goals Kanye or chop-up-the-soul Kanye, it’s all in there.
It won’t be easy.
The fallout from Roiphe’s essay on sexual harassment and “Twitter feminists” continued long after publication.
Is Fox News liable for spreading a conspiracy theory?
Smaller than Netflix, bigger than Spotify.
As COO, Jen Wong will also be in charge of Reddit’s diversity efforts.
The Parkland teens teach a masterclass in dealing with bullies.
Sorgatz says, “It’s as close as you can get to an interactive book.”
That’s the first time Amazon has disclosed that stat.
Kyle Kashuv is 16 years old. And now he’s in the middle of one of the most divisive debates in America.
Simon Khalaf is out; K. Guru Gowrappan is in.