Looks Like Google Bought Favorable Research to Lobby with
Two new reports contend that Google financed hundreds of papers that could help further its policy and regulatory goals.
A Murder in Kansas Shatters the Dreams of Immigrant Tech Workers
When Indian tech worker Srinivas Kuchibhotla is fatally shot in Kansas, the immigrant community grieves—and reconsiders its place in America.
Why Aren’t More Employees Suing Uber?
Arbitration agreements prevent lawsuits---but exacerbate the cultural problems endemic to startups.
Why Net Neutrality Matters
How Trump's decision on net neutrality impacts everyone
Jon Ossoff Was the Congressional Candidate Social Media Built
The Democrat's loss in Georgia's 6th District is what happens when a local political campaign goes viral.
A Short History of the Many, Many Ways Uber Screwed Up
Uber's CEO resigned today. Here's a timeline of how the company got here.
To Whoever Replaces Travis Kalanick as Uber CEO, Some Unsolicited Advice!
Imagining what kind of advice Uber’s board of directors might have for Travis Kalanick’s replacement.
The Quantum Computer Factory That’s Taking on Google and IBM
Who says Silicon Valley doesn’t fund real technology any more?
Why the Amazon-Whole Foods Deal Shouldn’t Spark Monopoly Fears
Antitrust law is in Amazon's favor, but activists argue that regulators don't understand the full power of tech platforms.
Choose-Your-Own-Adventures Just Landed on Netflix. Yes, Netflix
Netflix doesn't have to play by TV's rules, so it finally decided to not to.