Big Tech
Vox’s coverage of the big players in tech and their monopoly on the industry.
Supporters of the ban say the company isn’t doing enough to stop hate speech on its platforms.
It’s going to take more than a few high-profile video hacking incidents to slow connected security camera sales.
Plaintiffs suing the company say they created unique passwords but were hacked anyway.
But it’s terrible for smaller advertisers.
Alphabet’s board recently concluded an investigation into misconduct at the company but says Drummond’s departure is not connected.
Buying from Amazon is still a crap shoot.
Amazon is reprimanding employees who spoke to the press about its work with oil and gas companies.
Around 2,300 contracted workers who serve meals to Google employees in the San Francisco Bay Area have unionized, saying they’re overworked and underpaid.
Knock, knock! Who’s there? A lawsuit.
The system could someday be used in Amazon Go or Whole Foods stores.
Workers lifting hundreds of boxes a day say they fear being fired for missing work.
Jeff Bezos hired Paul Davis to build Amazon’s website. Now Davis wants to break it up.
Typical Ring users don’t take extra steps for security. The company needs to require them.
That growth has come with controversy.
You’ll someday be able to use whichever smart home devices you want, regardless of which smart assistant you use.
How Silicon Valley billionaires skirt charity rules each holiday season.
This is only the latest controversy for the video doorbell company.
Amazon is leading a robotics race that will have a seismic impact on the warehouse industry, which employs more than 1.1 million Americans today.
This map shows how widespread the use of facial recognition technology has become.
Ride-share drivers lack employment protections that could keep them safer.
The company documented nearly 6,000 sexual assaults in two years.
Amazon fashion group leader Christine Beauchamp and Amazon advertising executive Colleen Aubrey are now two of three women on the “S-team.”
Prime customers are outraged by holiday shipping delays.
Sundar Pichai, who was already CEO of Google, will now officially take over as CEO of Alphabet, too.
Starring Ring doorbells, Alexa gadgets, and Blink cameras.
The move is the latest escalation in growing tensions between employee organizers and management at the search giant.
Microtargeting is the new hotbed of debate around political ads on the internet. But are we even having the right conversation?
Rebecca Rivers, a former engineer, said on Monday that the company terminated her employment.
Jeff Bezos gave an estimated 0.1 percent of his wealth in 2018.
On this episode of Reset, learn the fascinating reason a lot of products you buy online make a pit stop in rural Roundup, Montana.
Jeff Bezos’s company filed a legal claim on Friday to protest “interference” in the Department of Defense’s decision.
Hundreds of Google employees and protesters rallied in support of colleagues they say were put on leave for political reasons.
Elizabeth Olsen plays a young widow in this thoughtful and loving series about navigating grief.
Google’s decision puts new pressure on Facebook to change its policies on political ads.
It could be the latest business practice in the gig economy to raise regulatory questions.
What Google plans to do with the records is unclear. This episode of Reset explores the potential impacts on patient privacy.
Soon, when you buy Nike stuff on Amazon, it will no longer come directly from Nike.
On this episode of Reset, hear how one woman found herself in the middle of it, and how to protect yourself.
Advice from two veterans of Amazon and Hulu.
The win by the socialist Kshama Sawant is the latest salvo in an increasingly contentious battle between Amazon and local Seattle officials.