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Elon Musk shut down Twitter's newsletters months before his fight with SubstackMusk's feud with the newsletter platform stems from a new Twitter-like feature that launches today
Updated April 11, 20234 min read
Musk's feud with the newsletter platform stems from a new Twitter-like feature that launches today
If the US bans TikTok, it will amount to the censorship of 150 million Americans—and still fail to keep their data from falling into Chinese hands
If the US bans TikTok, it will amount to the censorship of 150 million Americans—and still fail to keep their data from falling into Chinese hands
The newsletter company seeks $5 million in crowdfunding from those who depend most on the platform
The House committee grilling TikTok CEO Shou Zi Chew made that clear as soon as the hearing began
Robots can take our jobs, but they'd better not take our money
Banks recently borrowed $152 billion from the Fed, plus more from a new emergency loan program
Tech-focused SVB trails only Washington Mutual in total assets at the time of collapse
A day after Silvergate Bank said it's closing, Silicon Valley Bank acknowledged problems of its own
Musk has now publicly shamed a Twitter employee and mocked their disability. He later apologized.
The crypto bank's share price halved after a dire warning from the company
In Gonzalez v. Google , the Supreme Court justices struggled with questions of algorithmic neutrality—because it doesn't really exist
In a Q&A, Clarkesworld founder Neil Clarke discusses his publication's futuristic dilemma
The Korean market leader is trying to buy up a 40% stake in rival SM Entertainment
Musk reportedly super-charged the algorithm in his favor after Joe Biden's tweet performed better than his
But crypto is all about marketing, so how could it stay away for long?
Taylor recently left two of the biggest jobs in tech. But he isn't planning to idle for long.
The world's second-richest person has struggled to sell subscriptions since taking over the company
Advertisers' worst fears of a recession have abated, but spending is still slowing down
After buying Twitter, Musk still needs someone—or something—to war against. How about the algorithm?
Snap remains popular but hasn't convinced the ad industry to prioritize it
An investigation into Celsius found its collapse was about much more than just the price of Bitcoin.
A new class-action lawsuit alleges fraud and deceptive marketing practices