Michael Bloomberg to run $100M digital ads attack on President Trump
Bloomberg wants to out-spend the President.
Google abruptly ends Assistant Reminders for paying G Suite users and locks the thread, silencing complaints
Google ended the discussion.
Andrew Yang has big plans for big tech
Andrew Yang has a mixed bag of proposals.
Developers admit concern that Google could quit Stadia at any time
Many wonder whether Stadia will go the way of other projects.
YouTube gives a vague response to the P-Score controversy
As with a lot of YouTube updates, the response is vague and confusing.
Google wants to be your checking account
Are you ready Google to offer financial services?
Reddit says it won’t censor impeachment whistleblower’s name
Reddit’s decision comes after Facebook and YouTube said they were banning mentions of the name on their platforms.
YouTube responds to claims it will delete channels for not making enough money
The new terms caused panic among creators who believed that YouTube would be deleting accounts that it believed were no longer commercially viable.
Google wins lawsuit against South London’s Goooglie Cars, a single-owner taxi cab company
The cab owner was ordered to pay $12,800 in legal fees.
Google begins testing changes that will eventually break ad blockers on Chrome
The end of the road is in sight for the current crop of ad blockers in Chrome, unless significant changes can be made.
Like YouTube, now Instagram wants to pay celebs to create content
Platforms seem interested in keeping celebs happy on the platform.
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