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‘We Got Memed Into Moving’: Inside Miami’s Tech Boom
Early in the first pandemic summer, around the time California started requiring people to wear masks indoors, Jack Abraham booked…
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In the US, the AI Industry Risks Becoming Winner-Take-Most
A new study warns that the American AI industry is highly concentrated in the San Francisco Bay Area and that…
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Here Are the Possible Criteria for Super Follows on Twitter
Photo: Andrew Burton (Getty Images) It appears that not just anyone will be able to make bank for the time…
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Twitter May Be Working a Subscription Service for $2.99 a Month
Photo: Denis Charlet (Getty Images) Twitter hasn’t released many details about the paid subscription model it’s cooking up, but thanks…
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UK to Ban Big Tech Companies From ‘Discriminating’ Based on Political Views
Prime Minister Boris Johnson (L) and Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer (2nd L) walk through the Central Lobby after listening…
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Trump’s Blog Seems to Be Failing Amidst Social Bans
Photo: Mandel Ngan (Getty Images) Did you know that former edgelord president Donald J. Trump is now an edgelord blogger?…
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Twitter Rolls Out Prompts to Get You to Send Friendlier Tweets
Graphic: Twitter Twitter is (again) asking you to think a bit before you tweet. On Wednesday, the company announced that…
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Billboard Is Partnering With Twitter to Rank Music in a New, Fun Way
Photo: Kevin Winter / Staff (Getty Images) Billboard — the music industry’s stalwart chart resource — announced plans on Wednesday…
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Twitter Just Bought Scroll as It Gears Up Subscription Service
Photo: ALASTAIR PIKE/AFP via Getty Images (Getty Images) While Twitter has yet to officially outline plans for its upcoming subscription…
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India Cracks Down on Social Media Posts Criticizing Its Pandemic Response Amid Brutal Second Wave
Photo: Denis Charlet (Getty Images) India’s government reportedly ordered Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter to censor dozens of posts criticizing the…
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