Twitter says it fixed a glaring issue that allowed ads to target neo-Nazis
Twitter still can't properly enforce its content policies
Tech Culture
Society is facing a technology revolution and it's manifesting in more ways than we can imagine.
Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker becomes Disney's seventh billion-dollar movie of 2019
It's the ninth overall billion-dollar marker in a record-setting year
Jaguar develops a shape-shifting car seat that simulates walking
The 'Morphable' seat aims to mitigate health risks associated with prolonged sitting
Game of Thrones prequel series House of the Dragon won't arrive until 2022
A couple of winters to wait
Bose is shutting down all of its 119 retail stores in North America, Europe, Japan, and Australia
Affected employees will be offered outplacement assistance and company severance
US and China sign trade deal that'll help cut down on counterfeit and pirated goods
Keeping fake listings off e-commerce platforms
The story of one of the most infamous LAN party pictures on the Internet
Why these gamers really duct taped their friend to the ceiling
Facebook is betting big on selling ad space to Chinese companies
The company sells $5 billion worth of ads to Chinese companies every year
Japan's Super Nintendo World looks like the perfect theme park for gamers
It's also coming to the US
Harry Potter-inspired Minecraft map could be a standalone game
A sprawling Harry Potter experience, all within Minecraft
Westworld season three returns on March 15
Can the new season bring back what made the original so special?
Texas gamer saves teammate in UK after hearing him have a seizure
She sent emergency services to his house
Reddit bans impersonation, except if it is satire
Gearing up for election season
Vermont introduces bill banning cell phone use by anyone under 21
But it's not what you think
Mark Zuckerberg abandons annual challenges in favor of longer-term goals
Facebook founder lays out plans for the 2020s
Toyota to build 'city of the future' in the foothills of Mt. Fuji for testing AI, robots and self-driving cars
Spread across 175 acres, the "Woven City" will initially house 2,000 people including scientists, engineers and industry partners
John McAfee backs out of promise to self-cannibalize if Bitcoin fails to hit $1 million
He won't be eating his sausage on TV
Facebook says it will let users choose to see fewer political ads on their feed
The company believes all would-be leaders should have a voice
Sensible Soccer mod adds a fresh coat of paint to the classic footballer
An old favorite gets a new lease on life
Facebook will ban deepfakes, but many fake videos can still fall through the cracks
The company's criteria for video removal doesn't affect all fake videos
Sony shows off Vision-S electric car, driving Sony's idea of the future of connected cars
Built by the company's AI and robotics team, the prototype has been fully road tested even though it will never arrive in showrooms
The UK celebrates its classic video games by putting them on stamps
Tomb Raider, Dizzy, Worms, Wipeout, and more
The Super Retro Champ can play all your old SNES and Sega Genesis cartridges
Retro gaming on the go
New California law threatens to put state's freelancers out of work
Vox and others are already eliminating freelance positions in the state
