The National — The global response to Covid-19 has been a watershed moment for Big Tech. The actions we take today will have lasting impact beyond the pandemic.
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The pandemic is forcing us to confront our fears and develop our own narratives.
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Google and Facebook have expanded into virtually every corner of our lives with little or no oversight. 2020 may be the year of regulatory reckoning.
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Welcome to the luxury internet, where privacy is available — for a price.
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It’s too important to leave to private companies alone.
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Governments can spur research and innovation in AI by establishing a secure and trusted data commons.
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Branding is a tricky business — we know. Facebook’s recent snafu sheds light on the why and how of a good (or bad) rebrand.
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When it comes to your brand identity, timing is everything.
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The fitness tracker market is booming, but privacy questions loom. Blockchain for healthcare is a solution.
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The classroom of the future is already here.
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Internet protocols are complex. As lawmakers finally move to regulate the web, complications will be the norm.
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Understanding the nexus of business and technology starts with trust.
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AI developments are accelerating across the globe. We pause to consider the latest crop of announcements.
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A leaked paper by Google has set the quantum computing community ablaze. But what does it mean?
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Data collection has transformed how we live, eat, and shop.
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The US has opened new antitrust cases against Google, Apple, Facebook, and Amazon. But can old laws answer today’s challenges?
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The US-China trade war is becoming a fight over the future of the internet, and global consumers are feeling the brunt of the impact.
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To fix the internet, we need to go back to basics
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We are losing serendipity in our digital lives. Might the experience of browsing through libraries and farmers markets show a new path forward?
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Facebook and Google dominate more than half the world’s internet advertising market, wielding incredible power over how we engage online. But the regulation debate is heating up.
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