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Public Enemy’s Richard Griffin Blasts Being Named In Dallas Shooter Police Update
“I DO NOT KNOW THE SHOOTER.”
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Facebook Makes Subjective Decisions On Keeping Violent Live Streams Up
Social platform makes judgement calls on whether to keep or remove violent Facebook Live streams based on tone and purpose.
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Facebook Once Again Blames Controversial Takedown On Technical Issues
Bernie Sanders support groups and video of Philando Castile shooting aftermath temporarily removed from Facebook due to glitches.
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Snapchat Is About to Get Less Raw — And Way More Addictive
Snapchat’s new feature, Memories, brings big changes: It sacrifices some of Snapchat’s killer “raw” element while enticing users to spend more time in the app.
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Who Needs The Hyperloop? I Took A Train From The San Francisco Bay Area To LA
The Elon Musk-inspired Hyperloop may be fast, but the train has a better view. And it’s real.
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Facebook To Decrease Publisher Reach To Show You More From Friends And Family
Facebook is worried professional publishers are crowding out regular people, so it’s tweaking its algorithm to show more stories from friends and family members in the News Feed.
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Twitter’s Best Idea For Keeping Up With News Is Buried Too Deep
If Twitter’s value is telling you what’s happening 10 to 15 minutes before everyone else, why isn’t the feature that does that best at the front and center of the app?
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Should You Retweet Yourself?
Twitter recently rolled out a feature that lets you retweet yourself. Not sure if you should use it? Let us help.
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Facebook Live’s New Feature Is Actually Cool
This new feature could be big for interviews.
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C-SPAN Is Airing The House’s Sit-In Using Periscope And Facebook Live
After House cameras went dark, Representatives turned to Facebook Live and Periscope.
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Slack Soups Up Bots To Conquer The Workplace
Buttons are coming to Slack chat dialogues, helping you figure out what to tell the bots.
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Twitter Lengthens Video To 140 Seconds, Creates App For Influencers
Twitter takes small but meaningful steps on video.
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Disdain For Gawker And Praise For Thiel At Facebook’s Stockholders Meeting
“I actually am glad to see Gawker go bankrupt.”
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Asana Rejects Trump’s Anti-Muslim Views, But Is Fine With His Delegate Peter Thiel
“I reject his views on Muslims (and many things) in the strongest possible terms,” says Asana co-founder and VP of engineering Dustin Moskovitz, of Trump.
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Despite Trump Delegate Thiel On Board, Facebook And Others Remain Silent On Trump’s Latest Anti-Muslim Claim
“It takes courage to choose hope over fear.”
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Director’s Cut: How We Filmed The Giants’ Opening Day In 360-Degree Video
You don’t need a $30,000 camera to shoot great 360 video.
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Facebook To Convert Five Male Emojis Into Female Characters
Pedestrian, police officer, jogger, swimmer, and surfer emojis are all female in Facebook Messenger’s new emoji set. It’s also adding the ability to set skin tones.
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Chewbacca Mask Mom Dishes On Her Viral Success, And Choice Of Streaming Platform
Facebook says the video, viewed more than 150 million times, wasn’t treated any differently in its system.
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Will Mark Zuckerberg Vote For Peter Thiel Now?
At next month’s Facebook stockholder meeting, CEO Mark Zuckerberg will be faced with symbolic vote on a board member who is trying to destroy a media company.












