Children selling newspapers, 1910. | Sepia Times/Universal Images Group via Getty Images Your local newspaper is dying. Can newsletters replace it? Substack, the email newsletter startup, might be best known as the home of high-profile...
“We’ll never have perfect data, and there will always be uncertainty,” said Grace Lee, a professor at Stanford University and chair of the advisory panel’s Covid-19 Vaccine Safety Technical Subgroup, when the group met on Wednesday. “It’s really, for...
When ‘normal’ is removed from the business equation, organisations must prove they can innovate and think on their feet to move with, and get ahead of, the change.Almost every organisation was faced with this last year, and now the...
When ‘normal’ is removed from the business equation, organisations must prove they can innovate and think on their feet to move with, and get ahead of, the change.Almost every organisation was faced with this last year, and now the...
Camille found herself questioning if she’d be brave enough to stand up against the hierarchy in a professional context after playing Open Heart, a medical drama. Rakshit, on the other hand, was able to “live different lives, which wouldn't...
Frederic J. Brown/AFP via Getty Images Five charts that show how dramatically the pandemic affected our spending.
You can paint a picture of the pandemic by what we bought or didn't buy. You can learn...
A couple of weeks ago an anonymous Twitter account told the story of an almost-forgotten Microsoft April Fool’s prank, the 1996 seeding of empty boxes of a “Microsoft Coffee” Java development tool across Seattle. Of course, at the time,...
Williams’s wrongful arrest, which was first reported by the New York Times in August 2020, was based on a bad match from the Detroit Police Department’s facial recognition system. Two more instances of false arrests have since been made...
You’ve probably never heard of Acxiom, but it likely knows you: The Arkansas firm claims to have data on 2.5 billion people around the world. And in the US, if someone’s interested in that information, there are virtually no...
There are more than 8.3 billion mobile phones in use today and its amazing how many people have no idea how they work. Technology can often seem like magic, but wireless communicate is far from magic, it is...
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