How it became normal for public officials to attack journalists
A California sheriff’s targeting of a reporter is the latest instance of authorities misusing power. ‘These are steps toward autocracy,’ says one press freedom advocate.
Fleeing Russian bombs while battling Facebook. A Meta problem Ukrainian journalists did not need.
Facebook says it’s fighting disinformation and blocking Russian propaganda. But independent newsrooms in eastern Ukraine say they’re being restricted under the same rules.
How Female Correspondents Are Defining War Coverage in Ukraine
China’s Covid Lockdown Outrage Tests Limits of Triumphant Propaganda
Public anger and grief over the bungled lockdown in Shanghai is creating a credibility crisis for the country’s leader, Xi Jinping, and his zero Covid policies.
Turkish Court Acquits Bloomberg Reporters Over 2018 Lira Story
Elon Musk Isn’t Buying Twitter to Defend Free Speech
Business moguls tend to be big on protecting speech, right until it hurts their bottom line.
Why connected TV is relevant for game developers and marketers
China Computerworld was created in 1980 by US media firm IDG and China’s Ministry of Industry and Information Technology
At least 40 employees have not been paid since February, and about 20 are considering legal actions, according to an employee
Can semiconductor makers meet surging demands sustainably?
It will likely take more than pledges to make the chip industry sustainable.
Insomnia, addiction, depression: The dark side of life trading crypto
Crypto was going to make them rich. Instead, therapists say, more people became depressed and addicted.
Most New Crypto Is Underwater Relative to Bitcoin Within a Year
Jump examined token performance versus largest digital asset
Market appears efficient, though not predictable, report says
Second country to adopt Bitcoin as national currency is the Central African Republic
One of the world’s poorest countries, with only 11 percent internet penetration
This is exactly how long your meetings should last
There is an ideal length for a meeting, suggests author Donna McGeorge.
Helping women return to work isn’t a ‘women’s issue.’ It’s a business imperative
Rebuilding this part of your workforce makes your company more competitive.
Hiring friends and family might be good for business, research suggests
Is it smarter to hire for ability or shared values?
Pandemic pet boom breeds desire for dog-friendly offices
Millions of new dog owners want workplaces that include their furry friends. But not everyone is a fan.
Airbnb joins Twitter, Reddit, Dropbox; finally admits remote work wins
The new 5-point WFH policy will affect at least 6,000 US-based Airbnb employees
Ex-Blizzard, Apple employee files labor complaint against Epic Games
Netflix Begins Layoffs in Marketing, Tudum Fan Site
The streamer’s layoffs of 25 full-time and contract employees were part of a broader reorganization of the global marketing department’s structure
16 states sue to block USPS plan to buy hundreds of thousands of gas-guzzling mail trucks
The states claim that the USPS failed to consider the environmental impact of its plan
Mobility-as-a-service still fails to address women’s safety
Effective mobility needs to factor in women’s safety and transporting children
Go read this exposé on how FAFSA got caught sending personal info to Facebook
An unknown number of students may have been affected
How to change your personality, according to science
Significant changes to personality like becoming more emotionally stable, self-confident, pleasant, and less impulsive have been documented by recent research.
California takes on Big Plastic over recycling myths
Recycling was never really going to solve plastic’s problems
Meet the plastic-eating enzymes that can fully break down garbage in days
Researchers hope the enzymes could create a truly circular system for the PET plastics that are still manufactured.
Mars helicopter spots wreckage from Perseverance landing
The aftermath of a nail-biting landing process
Hatching finds horror in grotesque acts of self-care and violence
Director Hanna Bergholm’s Hatching will disturb you
How Hatching’s charmingly terrifying monster was brought to life
Animatronics designer Gustav Hoegen talks monster making
Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness’ latest teaser would like you to meet the Illuminati
The Illuminati will see you now
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