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]
Instagrammer says he spent 5 days in jail after climbing pyramids in Giza, Egypt
The influencer shared the images with his 3 million followers.
The Supreme Court could hear its first challenge to section 230
The issue relates to how Facebook is immunized by Section 230 for content posted by terror group Hamas.
TikTok reportedly considers a curated feed of verified publishers to attract advertisers
TikTok looks to go the way of Facebook a report says.
Mother of girl who fell to her death, reportedly in search of a good selfie, speaks about social media culture
The mother talked about Instagram attention and trolls.
Instagram begins fact-checking photoshopped or filtered photos
Just changing the color of a photo is now subjecting an image to fact-checking.
Jukin Media faces backlash over demand against MxR Plays, as users tell video creators to avoid the company
YouTube creators and their audiences are pushing back strongly against Jukin.
Lecturer Stuart Reges suggested why woman are less likely to want to code, now he’s lost his job
Reges believes the online backlash against his article cost him his job.
Apple, Google, and Facebook asked for data in India college campus investigation
Apple’s privacy stance will be put to the test in India.
Jukin Media shoots itself in the foot, referencing previous fair use case that went against them, lawyer says
The YouTube community have accused Jukin Media of extortion.
New York plans to replicate California’s “anti-freelancer” law
The law has already caused Californian freelance writers to lose work.
Casper’s planned IPO shows the mattress company blows its profit on podcast sponsorships and influencers
Casper’s aggressive marketing of its high mark-up mattresses mean it sells each mattress at a loss.
College graduates increasingly want to avoid big tech companies like Apple, Google, and Facebook
Tech companies are no longer seen as so desirable.