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Europe’s New Law Will Force Secretive TikTok to Open Up
Social networks grow up faster these days. It took Facebook eight years to reach 1 billion users but TikTok got…
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Fast, Cheap, and Out of Control: Inside Shein’s Sudden Rise
I had come to watch Kelly film a haul. She skipped off to the living room to dance around—a warm-up—then…
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Shanghai Is Rewriting Chinese Censorship Amid Lockdown
After the “Voices of April” video was blocked, users re-uploaded it in ways they hoped would evade the censors’ detection.…
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Don’t Call Tony Fadell an Asshole—He Prefers ‘Mission Driven’
That touches on another distinction you make, between what you call a “caring CEO” and a micromanager. Where do you…
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Amazon Labor Union Loses Ground in Staten Island Push
Workers at an Amazon warehouse in Staten Island have voted against unionizing, marking the first loss for the fledgling, worker-led…
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Everything’s a WeWork Now | WIRED
The SaksWorks coworking space in Greenwich, Connecticut, tucked inside what was once a Saks Fifth Avenue department store, feels like…
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To Win the Next War, the Pentagon Needs Nerds
When Russia invaded Ukraine, the US Department of Defense turned to a team of machine learning and artificial intelligence experts…
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How Elon Musk Upstaged Barack Obama’s Social Media Manifesto
Plus: Jack Dorsey on Twitter’s impact, a suggestion for the country’s next CTO, and the insect apocalypse. Source link
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MiamiCoin Is Crashing, but It Won’t Go Away
On a sweltering Tuesday last August, a new cryptocurrency was born. Called MiamiCoin, it was styled as a way for…
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Twitter Insiders Fear Elon Musk Heralds a Troll Takeover
Jon Bell, a designer who previously worked on Twitter’s anti-abuse team, says weakening Twitter’s moderation would be a mistake. Outsiders—including…
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