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Canada’s Telus says partner Huawei is ‘reliable’: reports

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21 January 2019

The US-China tension over Huawei is leaving telecommunications companies around the world at a crossroad, but one spoke out last week. Telus, one of C...

Facebook launches petition feature, its next battlefield

Apps, Change.org, Facebook, Facebook Politics, Government, Opinion, petition, Policy, Social

21 January 2019

Gather a mob and Facebook will now let you make political demands. Tomorrow Facebook will encounter a slew of fresh complexities with the launch of Co...

TechCrunch Conversations: Direct listings

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20 January 2019

Last April, Spotify surprised Wall Street bankers by choosing to go public through a direct listing process rather than through a traditional IPO. Ins...

Facebook urged to give users greater control over what they see

Advertising Tech, algorithmic bias, Artificial Intelligence, Europe, european union, Facebook, Free Speech, hate speech, Mark Zuckerberg, news feed, oxford university, Policy, Privacy, Social, social media, Stanford University, TC, Timothy Garton Ash

17 January 2019

Academics at the universities of Oxford and Stanford think Facebook should give users greater transparency and control over the content they see on it...

The end of China’s ride-sharing gig

Asia, Beijing, BMW, carsharing, China, didi, Didi Chuxing, driver, Hangzhou, Nanjing, Policy, sharing economy, shenzhen, TRANSPORT, Transportation, Uber, volkswagen

1 January 2019

Over the last few years, millions of Chinese workers managed to earn extra money by being ride-hailing drivers. Many picked the gig because of its fle...

FCC will suspend most operations on Thursday if the shutdown continues

Federal Communications Commission, federal shutdown, Government, Policy, TC

1 January 2019

The Federal Communications Commission said on Monday that it will need to suspend most of its operations by the middle of Thursday if the partial gove...

Are rightsholders ready for public domain day?

Column, copyrights, Policy, TC

31 December 2018

Dave Davis Contributor Dave Davis joined Copyright Clearance Center in 1994 and currently serves as a research analyst. He previously held directorshi...

How Juul made vaping viral to become worth a dirty $38 billion

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22 December 2018

A Juul is not a cigarette. It’s much easier than that. Through devilishly slick product design I’ll discuss here, the startup has massively lowered th...

French data protection watchdog fines Uber $460,000 for data breach

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20 December 2018

One by one, European countries are slapping Uber with a penalty for the way it handled its 2016 data breach. Today, France’s data protection watchdog,...

How Russia’s online influence campaign engaged with millions for years

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17 December 2018

Russian efforts to influence U.S. politics and sway public opinion were consistent and, as far as engaging with target audiences, largely successful, ...

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