Cloudflare's CEO wants to talk about who censors the internetBy Kai Ryssdal, Robert Garrova, and Emily HendersonAugust 22, 2017Anthony Harvey/Getty Images for TechCrunchMatthew Prince terminated the account of extremist website The Daily Stormer, but he's still worried about censorship.POSTED IN: censorship Internet CloudFlare The Daily Stormer business companies personal technology ListenreadDownloadDownload
Bannon and his backers eye cable TV for BreitbartBy Tracey SamuelsonAugust 21, 2017POSTED IN: business media industry Entertainment Breitbart technology politics Steve Bannon ListenreadDownloadDownload
A new form of ID theft: account takeoverBy Sabri Ben-AchourAugust 21, 2017Tomohiro Ohsumi/Getty ImagesThieves are now hijacking phones, bank accounts, even 401(k)s. POSTED IN: cell phones hackers identity theft Credit Cards legal technology ListenreadDownloadDownload
U.S. carbon emissions are down since 2005. Here’s why. By Scott TongAugust 17, 2017POSTED IN: Environment sustainability carbon emissions technology ListenreadDownloadDownload
NASA is testing supercomputers to send to MarsBy Ben Johnson and Kristin SchwabAugust 14, 2017STAN HONDA/AFP/Getty ImagesAnd no, scientists won't be able to use them to peruse Facebook.POSTED IN: NASA Hp Hewlett-Packard space Science technology business ListenreadDownloadDownload
This 17-year-old hacked the Air ForceBy Ben Johnson and Kristin SchwabAugust 10, 2017HackerOneHe found 40 website vulnerabilities at a federal bug bounty challenge.POSTED IN: bug bounty air force hacking hactivism technology ListenreadDownloadDownload
That sexist memo could cost Google employeesBy Ben Johnson and Jana KasperkevicAugust 09, 2017Michael Gottschalk/AFP/Getty ImagesGoogle needs to prioritize diversity, the same way it's prioritized AI and driverless cars, a diversity consultant tells us.POSTED IN: diversity technology Silicon Valley Google workplace culture sexism business ListenreadDownloadDownload
Fighting terrorism onlineBy Sally HershipsAugust 04, 2017FAYEZ NURELDINE/AFP/Getty ImagesSocial media companies are struggling — trying to walk a fine line between cracking down on propaganda from terrorist organizations like ISIS, which are sophisticated at using social media, without trampling free speech.POSTED IN: technology terrorism isis Internet personal technology world business ListenreadDownloadDownload
Boingo's CEO figured out how to monetize "free" Wi-FiBy Kai Ryssdal and Bridget BodnarAugust 02, 2017Bridget Bodnar/MarketplaceDavid Hagan explains how the company went from charging $74.95 a month to giving away the service and still stayed in business. POSTED IN: Boingo wi-fi ceo Silicon Beach business companies technology Internet ListenreadDownloadDownload
