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Tech-starved US government seeks industry’s best, brightest
In this post-impeachment era of divisiveness and deadlock in the nation’s capital, Uncle Sam has a message for top US technologists: I Still Want You.
Facebook and Twitter face threat of fines in UK crackdown
Social media giants including Facebook and Twitter face the threat of fines if they fail to take down harmful content such as images of child abuse and material inciting violence, under a crackdown launched in the UK.
Food-share apps seeking to help environment
Jack Convery pops into a London branch of Italian eatery Coco di Mama to grab a cut-price lunch ordered on his smartphone's food-sharing app Karma.
How Taylor Swift’s Chinese fans are helping fight the coronavirus
With their ability to coordinate huge numbers of people and transparent working methods, superstar fan clubs are leading the charitable charge to help China’s embattled doctors and nurses. Groups donated US$19,000 worth of essential supplies to hospitals across Hubei last week alone.
How VR helps kids with autism make sense of the real world
A specialist care facility in England is using virtual reality headsets and data mining to help children with autism to acclimatise to scenarios they are likely to encounter outside of school.
Radiohead launch massive online archive featuring rarities
The British band recently took to Twitter to announce the Radiohead Public Library, which warehouses their entire catalogue in chronological order.
Rise in pre-teen girls tricked into online sex acts
A growing number of girls as young as 11 are being tricked or coerced into sharing selfies of themselves being sexually abused online, a charity that removes such content said on Jan 15.
Opinion: Angry mobs of online shoppers? They’re not real life
For consumer brands and companies in 2019, the Internet has laid bare two bewildering realities: It’s nearly impossible to stay out of politics. And when there is even a hint of political controversy, the outrage machine will spin itself into high gear.
How’s your driving? If you use an app, insurers could be watching
Apps that let you book a ride to work or borrow a car for your next vacation are feeding into a revolution in auto insurance – while also raising some privacy red flags.
‘Plague Inc’ adds fake news scenario ahead of key UK election date
Ever wondered how misinformation spreads around the world? Videogame Plague Inc maps it out in a new update that arrives ahead of its studio's national elections.