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The two online ad giants say business fell sharply amid the Covid-19 lockdowns in March, but has stabilized in April. → Read More
Concerned about the health of employees and customers, owners of businesses permitted to reopen Friday are staying closed. → Read More
Some investors are urging their portfolio companies to leave government assistance for restaurants and hairdressers. → Read More
Hospitals are deploying tablets and smartphones to protect staff, preserve protective equipment, and help patients connect with loved ones. → Read More
Governors of a half-dozen states worry about the economic fallout of forcing businesses to close and say there's no clear guidance from Washington. → Read More
Laid-off workers struggle to file claims for unemployment benefits; economists say the situation will likely get worse. → Read More
Health officials want to close beaches crowded with spring breakers to slow the spread of coronavirus. Local businesses fear the financial impact. → Read More
Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube all announced this week that thousands of content moderators are being sent home—leaving more of our feeds in the hands of machines. → Read More
Prestige Ameritech typically makes 250,000 masks a day. Now it's manufacturing 1 million daily, and turning away orders for 100 million more. → Read More
In a subpoena filed Monday, city officials say startup Guesty has facilitated the expansion of short-term rental empires that violate local rules. → Read More
In the wake of 2016, Facebook and Twitter said they'd ban inaccuracies about elections and voting. That didn't stop lies and distortions on Monday. → Read More
The social media site says it will remove manipulated videos and content that promotes conspiracy theories, marking a contrast with Facebook. → Read More
A new report calls for safeguards to reduce the dangers posed by misinformation, online extremism, and social media manipulation. → Read More
“When you send a text, you can’t really take it back,” the Twitter CEO says. "We wanted to preserve that vibe and that feeling in the early days.” → Read More
Fake followers. Fake news. Foreign influence operations. The last decade revealed that much of what's online is not as it seems. → Read More
It's not because they're stupid. → Read More
By aggregating data from geotagged posts and stories, Who's in Town can paint a detailed picture of the habits and haunts of anyone with a Instagram account. → Read More
And they deliver medical resources to poor and rural hospitals during one of India’s worst blood shortages. → Read More
Teigen got embroiled in an internet conspiracy theory so insane it almost makes Pizzagate look normal by comparison. → Read More
The latest scandal alleges that the platform was used by pedophiles to encourage child abuse. → Read More