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Capital B was born from a racial justice reckoning.

We translate what the big platforms have said this week

Amidst the "Great Resignation," Career Karma will help you escape retail hell by finding you a job training program to get a new career.

Chuck Klosterman is a journalist and author of eleven books, including his latest, The Nineties. ”Selling out… was very much injected into the way I understood the world…. And I am now supposed to do all of these interviews and all of these podcasts

Apple ships a wide range of applications across its family of operating systems. However, over the years, they have received uneven amounts of support and attention from the company.

It’s always about money

Auto industry leaders talk self-driving, electric vehicles, and Tesla.

After Dieselgate, Volkswagen is all in on electric and software.

And laying off staff

Seth and Tim talk about how they met, and what this thing is all about.

George Farmer doubles down on his efforts to revive a right-leaning social media company that was taken offline a year ago.

Podcast ads start to act more like the web

Trying to move podcasts to web-like “industry standard advertising” is worse than violating the spirit of *If it ain’t broke don’t fix it* — this is breaking something that definitely works for something we know doesn’t.

One year after January 6th, we look back at our reporting on the militia movement.

Fom QD-OLED TVs to EVs to a hair-coloring gadget.

FLYYYYY! WAKE UP, WAKE UP ON A SATURDAY NIGHT! It's a double Duff Discography episode of Duff Enough! Whitt and his guest Brandon Penny discuss Hilary's self-tiled album, HILARY DUFF, and her chart-topping compilation record, MOST WANTED! Plus, remember wh...

George Saunders is the author of eleven books. His latest is A Swim in a Pond in the Rain: In Which Four Russians Give a Master Class on Writing, Reading, and Life.. ”I really have so much affection for being alive. I really enjoy it. And yet, I’m a little

The makers of Pokémon Go think AR, not VR, is going to be the path to the metaverse

This week on AppStories, we continue our series on Obsidian with a discussion of the app’s core plugins, which control many of its most advanced features. [subscribe_to_appstories] On AppStories+ this week, we discuss Apple’s 2021 Apps of the Year and take a behind-the-scenes look at the upcoming MacStories Selects Awards. We deliver AppStories+ to subscribers

This week in the metaverse on this week’s podcast.

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Apple celebrates this year’s best and most popular podcasts and their creators.

Michael Fisher (aka MrMobile) joins us this week to talk Samsung's latest and the state of foldables..

This week, we imagine a new version of the web that takes the power from the platforms and puts it back into the hands of the people.

Kara and Scott discuss Twitter’s new anti-harassment policy, Chris Cuomo’s indefinite suspension from CNN, and Stacey Abrams running for Governor in Georgia. Also, UK’s Competition Watchdog tells Meta to sell off GIPHY. CEOs and insiders have sold off a record number of stocks in 2021. Plus, Scott gives us some predictions on SpaceX and Twitter. Send us your Listener Mail questions, via Yappa, at nymag.com/pivot. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Apple news, app reviews, and stories by Federico Viticci and friends.

Welcome to this week’s episode of Double Tap Canada. If you’re looking for all the latest tech news and opinion, you’ve come to the right place. It’s a tech show… Honestly. Regular listeners may remember that last week Steven was off to the Apple store with an armful of gadgets to trade-in. He was adamant that he wasn’t going to buy anything else, especially the new MacBook Pro. In an unsurprising twist, this week Steven gives his impressions on his brand new, M1 Pro powered MacBook Pro. But which model did he buy? That’s a good question! Sticking with computers, the discussion moves onto Microsoft’s Edge browser. Steven explains why he prefers it to Safari on the Mac and his switch from Google to Duck Duck Go as a search engine. But can anyone help with inaccessible tables in Edge? In other news, Adele gets the shuffle button removed from album pages on Spotify. Is she right or should listeners decide how they listen to her music. Shaun & Steven argue on the importance of graphics cards when it comes