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SAS airlines’ suggestion that bots targeted its anti-Scandinavian culture advert is debunked
Data shows it was humans, not bots who were reacting negatively to the tone-deaf advert.
Harry the Owl is vindicated by UK court who ruled it was “chilling” police visited him after he tweeted
How Harry Miller was treated by UK police has shocked internet users around the world.
Susan Wojcicki reflects on YouTube switch from being “raw” and “authentic” to policies that favor legacy media
The YouTube CEO talks about the state of YouTube on today, its 15th birthday.
UK launches inquiry as trust in journalists drops, only 11% of journalists are from working class backgrounds
Journalists are increasingly seen as obsolete.
Even more shows that showcase social issues are coming to Apple TV Plus
Shows about “minority and female perspectives on identity, sexuality, and power” could be coming to Apple soon, a report suggests.
Subscription Score is a new way to avoid online junk mail, and only get the good stuff
Mailing lists are giving a rating so you know which ones to avoid.
Nick Fuentes’ America First channel deleted by YouTube
YouTube says the channel was deleted due to “hate speech”
Senate Committee looks at updating DMCA for the modern era
It’s yet to be seen whether it will be made better or worse for creators.
Bloomberg campaign website caught faking volunteer signups
The popups signaling that a new volunteer had signed up were just being generated by javascript and not real volunteers.
NYPD cited the The Patriot Act in attempt to access reporter’s Twitter account data
Legal experts, former prosecutors, and former police officers have slammed the data request.
Court rules GTA V cheat makers are guilty of “copyright infringement”
It’s not the first time cheat makers have met a similar ruling.
YouTube demonetizes and then remonetizes Technology Connections without saying why
YouTube isn’t very transparent with what’s happening behind the scenes.