Turning off the spigot of political advertising is intended to limit the risk of sophisticated propaganda campaigns that could lead to more confusion or unrest. But that doesn’t mean you won’t hear from political groups at all: because of...
Streamers, YouTubers, and TikTokers have glommed onto Chinese role-playing game Genshin Impact like it’s a magic top hat unspooling an endless rope of content. On the surface, it’s an excellent game, a free-to-play, anime Breath of the Wild, with...
There were 2,107 anti-Semitic incidents reported in the US in 2019—a record-breaking year as tracked by the Anti-Defamation League, and almost double the rate reported in 2016. The resurgence of anti-Semitism is partly attributed to the mainstreaming of QAnon,...
Technologies such as track and trace apps, used to halt the spread of Covid-19, have to be thoroughly examined and...
Too many open source companies are aping the worst of Microsoft’s past behavior, declares Redmonk analyst Stephen O’Grady in an interview, arguing that they’re “fixated” on the “shortsighted” view that “we built it, only we can profit from it.”...
Technology's role in empowering teaching, learning and safety. Getty For years, technology professionals working in higher education tried to explain the role and impact possibilities their work could have on a...
If you don't have room for a couch, an armchair might be more suitable for your home. I like this one from Inside Weather. You can customize it to no end by choosing the arm style, upholstery, pillow shape,...
Ansolabehere’s conclusion was a milestone, but it relied on something not every pollster has: money. For his research, he contracted with Catalist, a vendor that buys voter registration data from states, cleans it, and sells it to the Democratic...
Joe Biden released the list of his general election fundraisers after 90 million people had already voted. | Bastiaan Slabbers/NurPhoto via Getty Images Biden only released the names after 90 million people have already voted. Democratic presidential...
The music world was still dealing with the rise of downloads and the loss of digging through tangible, physical albums, and I think these insane 3D interfaces were a coping mechanism. Google's UI flourishes were only answering the gauntlet...


















