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Facebook will start alerting users who have interacted with ‘harmful misinformation’...
TechCrunch reports: "Facebook this morning announced its latest step in effort to combat the spread of misinformation around the on-going COVID-19 pandemic. Chief among...
AT&T Premium Video Subscriber Loss Narrows in Second Quarter
The Hollywood Reporter reports: "Telecom giant and WarnerMedia parent AT&T, led by CEO John Stankey, disclosed Friday that it lost 473,000 premium video subscribers...
Apple partners with Common Sense Media to vet podcasts for kids
CNET reports: "Apple's expanding its partnership with parental education organization Common Sense Media to create new podcast listings of vetted shows for kids. The...
How Twitter is handling the 2021 US presidential transition
TechCrunch reports: "Twitter has set out its plans for US Inauguration Day 2021, next Wednesday, January 20, when president-elect Joe Biden will be sworn...
Quibi Legal Fight With Eko, Hedge Fund Elliott Management Gets Personal
Variety reports: "Interactive-video firm Eko sued Quibi last year, alleging patent infringement and trade-secret theft. The Eko lawsuit against Quibi is being funded by...
Snap is buying its AR display supplier for more than $500...
The Verge reports: "Snap has agreed to acquire WaveOptics, the supplier of the augmented reality displays that power its new Spectacles glasses, for more...
Quibi on Pace to Hit Less Than 30% of Year-One Paid...
Variety reports: "The bad news for Quibi continues, as the struggling Jeffrey Katzenberg-founded video startup is in danger of massively missing its first-year target...
Facebook Shares Insights into its Coming Smart Glasses, New Developments in...
Social Media Today reports: "Will we see the launch of fully-enabled AR glasses from Facebook in 2021? Facebook previewed its work on its new...
Is Substack really worth $650M?
TechCrunch reports: "Substack didn’t invent the paid newsletter, but the startup’s early success with the model is enticing previous backers to more than double...
Facebook wants you to pay people on Messenger, Instagram, and WhatsApp...
TechCrunch reports: "Square. Venmo. PayPal. Apple Pay. Google Pay. There’s really no shortage of ways to give people money via your phone, but that...
