The celebrity apology has evolved, but it still isn’t good enough.

Earlier today, Spotify announced their latest feature rollout for both free and premium users: Spotify Mixes. Inspired by the Daily Mix, which the company introduced in 2016, Spotify Mixes are a collection of personalized playlists tailored specifically to each user and available in three main “flavors”: in the updated Made for You hub (which you

When it comes to making money, software developers are an odd bunch. Developers produce code, and code is in high demand. At a glance, it…

"A big goal of my book is to get the average upper-middle class consumer to reckon more with what's behind the one-click," Alec MacGillis told Protocol.

In 2016 the LinkedIn breach data became available to the public. What the Guild of the Grumpy Old Hackers did with it then is quite the story.

The fight over the future of NFTs.

How did influencers become our moral authorities?

Being a ‘fur’ remains misunderstood. But one insider is trying to change that, illuminating a community that just wants to have fun.

“To be truly countercultural in a time of tech hegemony, one has to, above all, betray the platform.”

The host, P.J. Vogt, and a senior reporter, Sruthi Pinnamaneni, each apologized after former colleagues accused them of working against union organizers and “multiple efforts to diversify.”

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A new history of Christian communism glosses over the tradition’s complications in the interest of a statist conclusion.

Given The Intercept's vehement denials, readers are entitled to see for themselves what the truth is: transparency journalism with integrity requires.

Regardless of the outcome of the United States’ election, democracy as we know it is already imperiled. However, it is not too late to turn [...]

A new campaign from Calvin Klein is using photography to spotlight first-time voters across America. We hear from the photographers bringing it to life.

The CCPA is America's first big internet privacy law, designed to give power back to consumers.

Indonesian villagers are trying out a treetop surveillance system that uses recycled phones and artificial intelligence software to detect chain saws.

In a renewed debate over élite higher education, the question is whether the system is broken or the whole idea was a terrible mistake.

Walter Cronkite once said that “journalism is what we need to make democracy work.” He was absolutely right, which is why today’s assault on journalism by Wall Street, billionaire businessmen, Silicon Valley, and Donald Trump presents a crisis—and why we must take concrete action. Real journalism is different from the gossip, punditry, and clickbait that […]

Inequality comes in waves. The question is when this one will break.

The science is still out on social media addiction, but Hawley’s bill aims to fix it anyway.

‘Midsommar’ and ‘The Farewell’ depict the necessary emotional cooperation of a harmonious society.

He could still be the richest person in the world...

The story is the same, from the day-care panics to QAnon: It's not about the kids. It's about fears of social change.

Harper Lee’s novel is the closest thing America’s had to required reading. But the book’s failings in confronting racism are more apparent than ever to White educators—and Black ones wonder what took so long.