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Authors, publishers, booksellers, whether they dare to pronounce Amazon's name or not, have had to think during this confinement on how to resist a giant that would threaten cultural diversity and local commerce.
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Jack Dorsey, the founder of Twitter, once again defends his decisions for the moderation of the platform.
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Instagram is reportedly weighing plans to share some of its advertising revenue with publishers who are helping turn the platform into a hub for news content.
The plan under consideration would see
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The Big Tech titans face another grilling over accusations of censorship during a Senate hearing Tuesday.
Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey and Facebook honcho Mark Zuckerberg are testifying before the Senate
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He’s dragging the patriarchy down.
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Big Tech and its allies are eager to work with the incoming Biden administration to reverse President Trump's stricter immigration policies that they complain made it difficult to employ visa holders.
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A Joe Biden campaign staffer tore into Facebook this week for letting misinformation and calls to violence flourish on the platform despite attempts to slow their spread.
Bill Russo, a deputy
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As election misinformation continued to rage online, Facebook said Wednesday its post-election ban on political ads would likely last another month, raising concerns from campaigns and groups eager to
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There should be no doubt. Notre Dame isn’t a product of a soft schedule. The Irish just might be a championship contender.
Perennial powerhouse Clemson would attest to that after this heavyweight
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Like the coronavirus pandemic, 9/11 brought Broadway to a standstill — until NYC Mayor Rudy Giuliani took incredible steps to save it.
Authors, publishers, booksellers, whether they dare to pronounce Amazon's name or not, have had to think during this confinement on how to resist a giant that would threaten cultural diversity and local commerce.
