Month: January 2023

Biden couldn’t be happier as the social-media platform lifts its ban on the former President.

Even in his ostensibly secular work, faith flows as a powerful undercurrent.

Biden and the media deny it exists, but the effort is calculated and well-funded.

One suspects they want a memento of their time in power. That doesn’t make the matter less serious.

City agencies say the incidents and other disruptions show the need for more transparency about the vehicles and a pause on expanding service.

As in America, children Down Under are being taught that their country is shameful and racist.

Home improvement retailer The Home Depot’s Canada arm was found sharing people’s in-store purchase e-receipts with Facebook owner Meta without the knowledge or consent of those consumers, according to Canada’s privacy watchdog. Top line An investigation by the Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada (OPC) found that The Home Depot, via Meta’s Offline Conversions…

It’s a jampacked episode of The Big Story this week, as the ad industry trades haymaker punches with its major antagonists: Apple policymakers and federal regulators. IAB CEO David Cohen

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No matter how many hours I spend on TikTok and Instagram, or how young I feel compared to my peers, there’s always some word or concept that the algorithm appropriately doesn’t serve me. This is when I realize what the algorithm already knows: I am old AF. (Do people still say AF?) OK, 45 is…