Peter Kafka

The president said the site, which is supposed to direct people to drive-through test sites, should be ready soon; Google seemed less clear about that.

It’s a scenario that seemed implausible a day ago. Now it looks like one we could see for big sports events around the world.

The investor who wants to fire Dorsey just made a deal that makes an eventual Dorsey exit more likely.

“Activist investor” Elliott Management has targeted Dorsey, who runs Twitter and Square at the same time.

Bob Chapek, who ran Disney’s parks business, is the new boss. But Bob Iger, the old boss — and one of the most powerful people in media — isn’t really leaving.

Another huge newspaper chain just filed for Chapter 11 — which means it’s a good time to hear John Thornton’s $1 billion “venture philanthropy” plan for US news sites.

Competition among the four big wireless carriers kept prices low for years. A plan has won approval to shrink that number to three.

Digital media companies were supposed to be sold to TV companies. Look what’s happening instead.