Mozilla Calls Out Facebook for ‘Failing’ on Ad Transparency
Over at Facebook, it’s been a year of controversy and climbing profits. Read more… Source : Mozilla Calls Out Facebook for ‘Failing’ on Ad Transparency
Jungle Ventures hits $175M first close on its third fund for Southeast Asia
Southeast Asia’s startup ecosystem is set to get a massive injection of funds after Jungle Ventures reached a first close of $175 million for its newest...
Alphabet cites ‘headwinds’ in smartphone sales, teases I/O hardware announcement
Alphabet’s Q1 earnings were a disappointment for Wall Street, courtesy primarily of ad revenue shortcomings. The hardware team met with some difficulties, as well, owing in...
Equity Shot transcribed: Slack’s S-1 and Uber’s IPO terms
We’re deep in IPO news, and last week was no different. When this happens, Equity’s Kate Clark and Alex Wilhelm fire up their mics and wax...
Twitter announces new content deals with Univision, The Wall Street Journal and others
Twitter is unveiling a number of new content deals and renewals tonight at its NewFronts event for digital advertisers. It’s only been two years since Twitter...
UK Police Want Rape Survivors to Hand Over Their Phones
Survivors of sexual assault in England and Wales will now risk having their case dropped if they don’t hand over their electronic devices to police, giving...
Amazon is testing a Spanish-language Alexa experience in the US ahead of a launch this year
Amazon announced today it has begun to ask customers to participate in a preview program that will help the company build a Spanish-language Alexa experience for...
These 3 Characters’ Destinies Were Finally Fulfilled During ‘The Long Night’
Game of Thrones’ Battle of Winterfell was one of the greatest things I’ve ever seen. My body is still shaking—if you touched my arm, you could...
Apple, Enough With the Slow-Ass Chargers
You may not know it, but your iPhone—if an iPhone 8 or later—is capable of much faster charging. The only problem is, Apple doesn’t give you...
New Research Shows Why the Sprint/T-Mobile Merger Could Be a Disaster for Your Wallet
Despite a lengthy process that started way back in the spring of 2018, today Sprint and T-Mobile agreed to extend the deadline for their proposed merger...
