Long before streaming video, it captured images of campus life every 20 seconds. The quirky project, believed to be the longest-running public webcam, will shut down at the... Read more »
Some critics of the industry want to see the businesses broken up. Others would like to strengthen regulation of Silicon Valley. And there are shades of gray. Read more »
The tool is a response to criticism that Facebook has faced over how it safeguards its users’ privacy. Read more »
A news section inside Facebook’s mobile app will be run by journalists and not just algorithms, the company said. Read more »
The social media companies removed accounts and said they were sowing divisive messages about the Hong Kong protests. Read more »
Their bipartisan effort comes after a smaller group of the state representatives met last month with antitrust officials at the Justice Department. Read more »
A 90-day extension is intended to give rural telecommunications time to wean themselves off the Chinese company, which supplies parts and equipment. Read more »
As fake and illegitimate texts proliferate online, books are becoming a form of misinformation. The author of “1984” would not be surprised. Read more »
The authorities have begun to raise alarms about a steady uptick in the number of militant groups using the hard-to-trace digital currency. Read more »
Plus, WeWork takes steps to go public, and investigations into the Jeffrey Epstein case continue. Read more »