Apple wants to keep sex and violence off its upcoming streaming service
Don't expect to find The Human Centipede on Apple's platform
Twitter discloses an API bug that redirected users' private messages to third-party developers
Twitter says less than 1% of users were affected
Google employees discussed modifying search results to contradict Trump travel ban
A clever plan to promote pro-immigration groups
Facebook looks to stop election interference using its 'war room'
The social network's last line of defense against election-related disinformation
Ticketmaster accused of working with scalpers to increase profits
This looks like some shady practices by the firm
YouTube Gaming app to close, many features move to main site
The app never became very popular
Netflix is producing a 'reimagined' live-action reboot of 'Avatar: The Last Airbender'
The cartoon's original creators are at the helm
Comparison video proves The Boring Company's 'Not A Flamethrower' isn't a flamethrower
Roasted, toasted and burnt to a crisp
Twitter will let users pick between algorithmic or chronological timelines
The original Twitter feed is coming back
Mobile social network Path is closing down in October
You've got until mid-October to download a copy of your data
Google reportedly built a Chinese search engine that links queries to phone numbers
Google has yet to publicly comment on Dragonfly
Amazon employees are allegedly taking bribes for insider data and deletion of product reviews
$300 can get a bad review taken down
Firefox Nightly can use your GPU to render web browsing
Frame by frame, the same way games are rendered
DC's Netflix-like streaming service launches tomorrow, offering shows, movies, and digital comics
The service will feature comics in addition to video content
This intuitive tool may be the key to increase your team's productivity
A platform that is perfect for teams sized at 2 to 200
Facebook is using AI to automatically flag potential 'false news' for fact-checkers
Facebook is streamlining its fact-checking process
YouTube is rolling out big vertical ads to mobile users
Nearly 70 percent of YouTube's watch time comes from mobile
Apple shows it can delete purchased movies from your iTunes library
The perils of digital 'ownership'
Plex opts to end Plex Cloud service due to technical issues
Customers told it was too expensive to maintain
European Parliament votes in favor of controversial internet-changing copyright proposal
Critics say the death of memes is at hand
You can finally use Grammarly within Google Docs
The feature is only available to Chrome users for now
You can buy a live, full-size Christmas tree from Amazon this year
Get a seven-foot tree with Prime free shipping
Facebook has created an AI that can understand memes
'Rosetta' will help moderate offensive content
AT&T announces the next five cities set to receive 5G in 2018
5G could be closer than you think