Didi Rankovic
Didi Rankovic is an experienced online journalist, editor, and translator, with a career spanning over ten years writing for major a English-language website in Serbia, and previously working as translator for international organizations and peacekeepers in the Balkans. Rankovic is passionate about free and open source tech and is a head contributor for Reclaim The Net, focusing on lead stories. [email protected]
Guns, fitness gear, and groceries are winning in the corona economy
Yelp has released data showing interest in different sectors.
Lawmakers ask Jack Dorsey to censor Chinese officials’ propaganda accounts
They say the accounts are actively breaking Twitter’s rules and are still allowed on the platform.
LeBron James sued by photographer for posting photo of himself to Facebook
The photographer thinks they deserve $150,000 for this.
Storj announces new decentralized, cheaper alternative to AWS
Storj is expanding.
Twitch bans streamer Kaceytron for coronavirus joke
Twitch is growing increasingly inconsistent with bans.
Coronavirus memes are driving awareness
Hygiene, panic-buying, and working from home are all getting the meme treatment.
DMCA abuser targets Justin Whang’s Twitter account
“Ultimately, the DMCA needs to be reformed. It’s way too susceptible to abuse.”
James Charles suggests Cameo is trying to profit from the coronavirus outbreak
As public events decline, is Cameo wrong to offer solutions of interactions between creators and their audience?
Joe Rogan comments on the VR future for fitness
Fitness and gaming: that’s not an obvious connection many people would make these days, but podcasting star Joe Rogan seems to be willing to think outside the box. The parts of your body that usually “work out” during gaming are your brain and fingers, but the latest episode of the Joe Rogan Ex
Judge rules an IP address isn’t enough to identify someone
The ruling was made against a “copyright troll.”
Patreon accused of banning Japanese-style art, faces creator backlash
Patreon’s implementation of their rules is facing scrutiny.