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Ashley Madison User Emails And The True Tragedy Of The Internet’s Biggest Hack
Welcome to the saddest page on the internet.
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The Ashley Madison Hack Won’t Change The Reckless Way We Live Online
There’s nothing dystopian about our willful ignorance of our online lives. This is our reality.
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The Incredible Shrinking Google
Alphabet is a business move, but its true power is rhetorical: Add another company name, and you can preserve the Google name by untethering it from its broader, creepier efforts.
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How A Simple Apple Feature Called Switch Control Is Changing Lives
For years, Christopher Hills’s cerebral palsy made it nearly impossible for him to use a computer. Now he’s editing video on one.
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Nothing Ever Changes At Reddit
Reddit needed leadership. Instead, it got more ideology.
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Will Reddit’s New CEO Shut Down R/RapingWomen?
It’d be a symbolic — and easy — first step in combating the harassment that has become endemic to the network. (Warning: Graphic description of an illustration.)
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Inside The Wonderful World Of Flight Attendant Internet
Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram are allowing flight attendants to vent, brag, and chart the contours of an often misunderstood profession.
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Reddit CEO: “We Screwed Up”
Reddit CEO Ellen Pao and the company’s executive leadership can’t even effectively use the site as a platform to apologize to users.
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Reddit Moderators Are Fed Up: “I Thought It Couldn’t Get Worse”
“I am not proud to be a part of Reddit, or my contributions to Reddit, and I haven’t been for years,” one moderator told BuzzFeed News. Ellen Pao, meanwhile, apologized Friday over the recent “transition.”
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Apple Music And The Joy Of ‘Always On’
There’s something weirdly novel, even soothing about winding through an internet workday in 2015 to a communal soundtrack.
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The World’s Biggest Keyboard App Is About To Help Decide The Future Of Emoji
Swiftkey is joining the Unicode Consortium in a move that will undoubtedly influence the evolution of one of the world’s fastest growing mediums of online expression.
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Reddit Is An Incubator Of Hate
Reddit’s decision to police “behavior, not ideas” isn’t just foolish — it’s reckless.
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Reddit Is A Shrine To The Internet We Wanted And That’s A Problem
Today, at Reddit, nobody wins.
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Siri Doesn’t Know There’s A Women’s World Cup Going On
Apple’s intelligent personal assistant appears to be a bit soccer-ignorant.
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Apple’s Junk Drawer Problem
We’ll wait hours in line in the cold/heat/rain/snow for a shiny new piece of Apple hardware, but once we get it, the first thing we do is fill it with third party services.
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These Were The Highlights Of Apple’s 2015 Developer’s Conference
Apple kicked off its Worldwide Developers Conference in San Francisco on Monday with a keynote address from CEO Tim Cook and the company’s top brass. Here’s a running list of what we learned.
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Google Wants To Be Your Everything
Today’s keynote suggests Google is poised to surpass Apple when it comes to mobile design.
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Medium Is Shifting Focus
The publisher/publishing platform is rejiggering itself as a social network for readers and writers — and reconsidering some of its publications and ideals in the process.
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Verizon Likely To Retain TechCrunch And Engadget
Sources say Verizon has no plans to spin off the tech blogs once the $4.4 billon acquisition is approved. But the future of the Huffington Post is much less certain.
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Searching For Signs Of Life At TechCrunch Disrupt
“Can I show you my technology?”
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