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Opinion: Microsoft’s Xbox game plan has big problems
The latest round of the gaming console wars has officially begun. Following a protracted standoff between Microsoft Corp and Sony Corp over which company would share their plans first, Microsoft blinked first, revealing its Xbox launch details this week.
After block, new Facebook group criticising Thai king gains 500,000 members
More than half a million users joined a new Facebook group created by a critic of the powerful Thai king after the social media company blocked its predecessor under pressure from the government.
Saudi Arabia seeks to tame powerful cyber armies
Online armies of self-styled Saudi patriots riding a wave of state-led nationalism attack critics and what they call “traitors” of the kingdom – but their growing clout has left the government uneasy.
From Twitter to TikTok, Trump supporters spread ‘Sleepy Joe’
US President Donald Trump may be lagging in the polls, but his nickname for his opponent is finding traction on social media sites. "Sleepy Joe” even garnered more posts than the Super Bowl and the musical "Hamilton” so far this year, according to new research from Clemson University.
Chad brakes Internet over ‘hate speech’ on social media
Chad says it has cut back the speed of the Internet to crimp the spread of messages "inciting hate" on social media.
Kosovo wants Apple to correct country’s borders on its maps
Kosovo’s foreign minister said that she asked Apple to correct her country’s borders in its maps.
Think you're fluent in the language of emojis? Test yourself
Here's a non-exhaustive list of some common emojis which can lead to cultural misunderstandings.
With social media in tumult, US startup Parler draws conservatives
Amid rising turmoil in social media, recently formed social network Parler is gaining with prominent political conservatives who claim their voices are being silenced by Silicon Valley giants.
For Black CEOs in Silicon Valley, humiliation is a part of doing business
Will Hayes has grown accustomed to an awkward start to business meetings. On numerous occasions, venture capitalists would confuse Hayes, the head of software company Lucidworks Inc, with another man on his executive team. The investor would introduce himself, extend a handshake to the other guy and say, “Good to meet you, Will.” It’s strange because they don’t look alike. Also, Hayes is Black, and his deputy is white.
Mnuchin spars with Guns N’ Roses frontman Axl Rose on Twitter
Axl Rose, the lead singer of US rock band Guns N’ Roses, and US Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin have engaged in an escalating social-media exchange that’s gone viral.
