Silicon Valley tactics are choking the media
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At first, the young co-founder of Facebook seemed like the perfect Millennial saviour for an iconic magazine – and then things soured.
At first, the young co-founder of Facebook seemed like the perfect Millennial saviour for an iconic magazine – and then things soured.
Ten years ago, I saw Twitter as a tool for building social bonds. These days, I see it as a tool for social coercion.
Donald Trump has assailed plenty of chief executives on Twitter, but now it appears the US President may be on the receiving end from Wall Street.
Greg Goodman, the CEO of the $15 billion global real estate developer and property fund manager, is effectively shorting the global economy.
Australians are concerned about fake news but are not willing to pay for online news.
Gay and transgender activists, unions, left-wing Christians and politicians, the Labor Party and Greens will drive the 'yes' campaign.
Facebook is coming for broadcast television. And YouTube. And Netflix. And every other place for video.
More CEOs, particularly in the technology industry, have been speaking out on social issues.
Apple's use of Instagram is remarkable, since it has traditionally avoided social platforms, especially those controlled by potential rivals...
Twitter's chief operating officer says the loss of live NFL broadcast rights in the US to Amazon would not halt a major push into streaming ...
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