Twitter Shares Revenue With Video Makers
The ailing social network hopes to get more people making videos for its service by applying a time-honored strategy. The…
Microsoft Launches New Tools For Curbing Online Abuse
The company wants you to know that even though it isn’t always top of mind when it comes to online…
You Too Can Invest In Lawsuits. But Not Quite Like Peter Thiel
Legalist is an online service that lets you pump money in lawsuits. But that’s not a new thing. And it…
On Women’s Equality Day, More Tech Companies Promise Change
Apple, Facebook, and Microsoft have signed the White House Equal Pay Pledge. But now comes the real work. The post…
Uber Now Offers Retirement Funds. But Will Drivers Even Care?
Saving for your retirement is a no-brainer. But does Betterment make sense for Uber drivers? The post Uber Now Offers…
Pinterest Buys Instapaper, the Popular ‘Read Later’ App
More than any other social network, Pineterest embodies aspiration. Now, the company is doubling down on this idea with its…
Zuckerberg Sold His Facebook Shares For Charity—But He’s No Hero Yet
We should demand more transparency before we start heaping praise on Zuckerberg. The post Zuckerberg Sold His Facebook Shares For…
The Rio Olympics Are Where TV Finally Sees the Future
Time was, watching the Olympics just meant turning on your TV. That’s changed—and there’s no going back. The post The…
Troll Targets Say Twitter’s New Filters Don’t Go Far Enough
Twitter’s new tools seem to promise new ways to avoid abuse on the site. But it’s still just an unchecked…
Judge Rejects Uber’s $100 Million Settlement with Drivers
Still no closure for this three-year-old lawsuit—or for the 1099 economy. The post Judge Rejects Uber’s $100 Million Settlement with…