If a House bill becomes law, TikTok’s parent company would be forced to divest the app within 180 days, or risk having its access to American distribution channels and technical infrastructure cut off. But why now, and how does this fit into the bigger picture of U.S.-China relations?
There's growing chatter about an "AI bubble" among investors and journalists. The former point to lackluster revenue growth among established players. The latter point to corporate decision-makers expressing buyer's remorse. Are they right? If so, what happens now?
After months of public posturing seemingly intended to strong-arm Twitter’s Board of Directors into negotiating a lower price, or into rejecting his unsolicited offer outright, Elon Musk’s acquisition of Twitter closed on October 28, 2022. Nearly one year to the day…
On Thursday morning, I spoke with a Twitter employee on a team responsible for fighting misinformation— their entire team was laid off by the end of the day. Their absence was evident within hours.
It took a petulant billionaire less than a week to decimate our digital town square. One of the most consequential U.S. elections in recent history is just days away. What happened? What now?
