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• The 40-something single dad shaping liberal media from his laptop  The Washington Post
• E.U. fines Meta $840 million for ‘abusive practices’ on Facebook Marketplace  The Washington Post
• The majority of Gen Z describe themselves as video content creators  The Washington Post
• Right-wing influencers use Trump assassination attempt to attack DEI  The Washington Post
• OpenAI co-founder Ilya Sutskever leaves the AI company  The Washington Post
• Ford EVs to get access to Tesla charging network next year  The Washington Post
• Apple ramped up its autonomous car project last year. Now, it’s killing it.  The Washington Post
• Google scales back AI search answers after it told users to eat glue  The Washington Post
• Starliner enters orbit, headed to space station, but not without a glitch  The Washington Post
• Elon Musk tells Tesla, SpaceX workers to go back to office or go away  The Washington Post
• Web publishers brace for carnage as Google adds AI answers  The Washington Post
• MrBeast strikes Amazon deal for biggest competition series in TV history  The Washington Post
• OpenAI won’t let politicians use its tech for campaigning, for now  The Washington Post
• Intel, eyed for billions in U.S. grants, will fire 15,000 workers  The Washington Post
• Amazon cuts mentions of DEI and LGBTQ rights from public policies  The Washington Post
• Microsoft, OpenAI say U.S. rivals use artificial intelligence in hacking  The Washington Post
• Google’s Chrome ad blocker means the Web’s largest ad company is also now advertising’s biggest traffic cop  The Washington Post
• Facebook takes down Russian operation that recruited U.S. journalists, amid rising concerns about election misinformation  The Washington Post
• Baby boomers can’t stop staring at their phones  The Washington Post
• SEC confirms probe of Elon Musk’s Twitter share purchase disclosures  The Washington Post
• American cricket found a star. He’s a Silicon Valley tech worker.  The Washington Post
• Facebook says it has taken down 7 million posts for spreading coronavirus misinformation  The Washington Post
• Perspective | Why liberal arts and the humanities are as important as engineering  The Washington Post
• 5 actually good things that happened in technology this year  The Washington Post
• Apple cracks down further on cobalt supplier in Congo as child labor persists  The Washington Post
• Apple hit with nearly $2 billion E.U. fine for ‘abusing’ app store  The Washington Post
• Disney, Comcast, Lionsgate pull ads from X over antisemitic posts  The Washington Post
• Cambridge Analytica whistleblower Christopher Wylie warns that Facebook targeting threatens free speech  The Washington Post
• U.S. Treasury says it was hacked by China-backed intruder  The Washington Post
• You swiped right but it doesn’t feel right: Tinder now has a panic button  The Washington Post
• The internet rediscovered Blockbuster’s website. Press play on nostalgia.  The Washington Post
• Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger steps down as chipmaker’s struggles continue  The Washington Post
• Facebook cracks down on ads that discriminate  The Washington Post
• Technology’s role in the ‘loneliness epidemic’  The Washington Post
• Uber is shutting down its self-driving truck program  The Washington Post
• Facebook is using AI to try to prevent suicide  The Washington Post
• This firm already microchips employees. Could your ailing relative be next?  The Washington Post
• The Samsung Galaxy Note 7 is officially banned from airplanes  The Washington Post
• IBM sends Watson supercomputer to Africa  The Washington Post
• Instagram releases Android app  The Washington Post
• This temporary tattoo can control your smartphone  The Washington Post
• Snapchat ‘Memories’ is a huge change for users  The Washington Post
• Surprise! Samsung would like people to buy new phones every year  The Washington Post
• Amazon Alexa user receives 1,700 audio recordings of a stranger through ‘human error’  The Washington Post
• U.S. charges three suspected Syrian Electronic Army hackers  The Washington Post
• Sales of Apple’s iPhone 5S, 5C high despite worries about fingerprint scanning  The Washington Post
• Apple and Samsung settle after seven years of court battles  The Washington Post
• A booming industry of AI age scanners, aimed at children’s faces  The Washington Post
• Facebook’s ‘teen dating’ groups are every parent’s nightmare come to life  The Washington Post
• Man behind the updated Loser.com: Donald Trump ‘is the definition of a loser’  The Washington Post
• Trump says he wants ‘5G, and even 6G’ wireless tech. But what is 6G?  The Washington Post
• How to alienate your Twitter followers: Chipotle’s staged hack falls flat  The Washington Post
• These 11-year-olds came to see their YouTube hero. Jake Paul was there to sell them hoodies.  The Washington Post
• Warren Buffett never liked tech stocks. So why does he own Apple?  The Washington Post
• More on ‘Jobs’ from director Joshua Michael Stern and actor Josh Gad  The Washington Post
• Yahoo tops U.S. Web traffic, beats Google for first time since 2011  The Washington Post
• This photo of Mark Zuckerberg’s closet is literally the least surprising thing you’ll see all day  The Washington Post
• Friends Reunited, one of the Internet’s oldest social networks, dies at 16  The Washington Post
• The IOC is cracking down on Olympic GIFs. But how effective can it be?  The Washington Post
• The Vatican just digitized this 1,600-year-old epic  The Washington Post
• Meet the 16-year-old whiz kid who earned a place of honor at tonight’s State of the Union  The Washington Post
• Lenovo refreshes entire 2012 ThinkPad lineup  The Washington Post
• Apple needs the ‘iPhone 8’ to succeed more than ever  The Washington Post
• Yahoo names Marissa Mayer as CEO  The Washington Post
• Bowser to take over Nintendo’s U.S. division  The Washington Post
• As Los Angeles burns, Elon Musk stokes partisan outrage  The Washington Post
• 8chan is back online, this time as 8kun  The Washington Post
• Capital One looked to the cloud for security. But its own firewall couldn’t stop a hacker.  The Washington Post
• The hilarious reason why San Francisco is looking for Steve Jobs  The Washington Post
• Analysis | The #WalkAway meme is what happens when everything is viral and nothing matters  The Washington Post
• 6 in 10 of you will share this link without reading it, a new, depressing study says  The Washington Post
• Another fake video of Nancy Pelosi goes viral on Facebook  The Washington Post
• The ‘meteorologist dress’ meme is pretty awful, actually  The Washington Post
• How the Internet black market profits off trans discrimination  The Washington Post
• Why your viral ‘heroes’ probably shouldn’t be the Twitter accounts of brands  The Washington Post
• Did Drake die? No, that was — yawn — a 4chan hoax  The Washington Post
• Don’t fall for these dumb Pokémon Go hoaxes  The Washington Post
• It’s not just Snapchat’s Bob Marley lens: Every face-swap app has a ‘blackface’ option  The Washington Post