What comes next.

What comes next.

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

The hope is that McClatchy subscribers will see Scroll's ad-free and privacy-minded reading experience as part of the core value that their subscription brings.

There’s now a button to easily switch default browsers.

The Si has always been the livable, fun middle ground of the Civic lineup. The all-new 2022 model effortlessly maintains that reputation.

Vox’s flagship daily news podcast will also air on local public radio stations nationwide, in partnership with WNYC Studios.

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Exploring Hollywood's insistence that scoliosis is a disease for dorks.

What comes next.

‎Learn about collection Messaging and Video Apps featuring Snapchat, Discord - Talk, Chat & Hangout, Telegram Messenger, and many more on Mac App Store. Enjoy these apps on your iPhone, iPad, and Mac.

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Customization, content discovery, empowering through more control... Here is an overview of the new version of our software solution to create alternative platforms to YouTube and federate them together. « Frama is not just... » Each week of Fall 2021, we want to present you the diversity of what Framasoft does. As these actions are...

Remember YouTube5? And a Dinosaur remembers. YouTube5 was a Safari extension back when Flash was still a thing and hated by everyone. It replaced the YouTube player (written in Flash) with an HTML ...

The CEO, who splits his time between two companies, delegates most major business decisions in part so he can pursue his personal passions—including an intense curiosity about others. His management style now faces one of its biggest tests.

As someone who closely follows the ebbs and flows of the internet, I can’t help but find the sudden, overwhelming hype around “Web3,” essentially the blockchainification of the internet, to be something of a massive bubble.As anyone who has read a Gartner report can tell you, hype cycles tend to crest before they dissipate, and might bounce back after all that.But I think the reason why so many have become overexcited about the possibility of Web3 taking over the internet has much less to do wi…

Our latest chart shows how many features social media networks have in common, ranging from livestreaming to TikTok competitors and shopping.It’s a sign of the social media market maturing, similar to how smartphones and laptops now share similar interfaces and functions. The pandemic has also ...

What it means that Twitter’s Jack Dorsey is out

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

The app is a new "Athenian agora," a major investor said, but growth has crumbled as COVID-19 lockdowns ease and creators and users go elsewhere.

Theories on why now, and what to expect from Parag Agrawal's Twitter. (Hint: crypto)

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

Jack Dorsey is reportedly about to be a one company CEO if he steps down from Twitter. The acquisition of Giphy is on life support. Folks remember Microsoft could be an antitrust target too. Will Apple’s AR headset not need to be tethered to an iPhone? And a look at just how much Amazon has increased its delivery capacity.

Bye, Jack.

The latest head of Twitter is a longtime veteran at the company.

Dorsey announced the decision via his favorite social media platform.