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Saturday April 14, 2018. 01:00 PM
facebook At March for Science, Federal Researchers Weather Trump Storm
Many anti-Trump protesters have turned their attention toward recruiting scientists to run for office in local, state, and congressional offices.
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its Smartphone Apps Know Too Much. We Need to Fix Permissions
The recent Facebook drama has shown that people need more explicit information before they give access to apps.
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music Diamond and Silk Expose Facebook's Burden of Moderation
The social network's battle with a pair of conservative bloggers show that for the ultimate amplifier, moderation is a necessary game it can't win.
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facebook's Within Facebook, a Sense of Relief Over the Zuckerberg Hearings
Facebook employees watched the hearings closely, and were pleased by what they saw.
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Friday April 13, 2018. 10:17 PM
science Gadget Lab Podcast: How Facebook Will Change After This
On this episode, we discuss Facebook's future relationship with its users, and with the governments who seek to regulate it.
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hearings Why the Music Industry Hasn't Had Its #MeToo Moment
Emboldened by silent colleagues and apologist supporters, music artists and executives continue to misbehave with impunity.
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icirc Why the Music Industry Hasn't Had Its #MeToo Moment
Emboldened by silent colleagues and apologist supporters, music artists and executives continue to misbehave with impunity.
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acirc Inside 'Problem Areas'—Wyatt Cenac's Bold HBO Experiment on Policing in America
The comedian's new show 'Problem Areas' takes a serious look at the problems plaguing law enforcement.
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mac Photographing the Lights of America's Prisons—and the Lives Inside
Stephen Tourlentes has spent more than two decades photographing the bright glow of prisons on the periphery of society.
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news Runtopia Reach Smart Running Shoes: Stride Right
These smart shoes don't quite reach the finish line.
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macintosh 'Nier: Automata''s Yoko Taro, Videogames' Most Interesting Designer
With 'Automata,' Taro created a game that wasn't just thorny and ambitious, but humanistic.
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apple Tesla's Autopilot Fight, Uber's Bikes, and More Car News This Week
Plus: Aistream's cozy new trailer, Luminar starts cranking out lidars, and more.
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software Catching up With Pepper, the Surprisingly Helpful Humanoid Robot
Pepper is part of the first wave of intelligent machines that promise to not only make our lives easier, but to bring a strange new form of interaction into being.
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mac news How the March for Science Became a Movement
'In 2017 we marched for science. In 2018, we vote for science.'
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macintosh news What Hearings? Advertisers Still Love Facebook
All that noise in Washington won't mean much for Facebook's bottom line.
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Thursday April 12, 2018. 10:49 PM
macintosh news headlines Tesla Fights the NTSB Over Its Latest Autopilot Death
Elon Musk's automaker has quit the investigation led by the agency, and the sniping is getting serious.
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facebook As Zuckerberg Smiles to Congress, Facebook Fights State Privacy Laws
The social network has pushed back against consumer-focused legislation in places like Illinois and California.
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its TED 2018 Is All About Facebook—and Not in a Good Way
Mark Zuckerberg's congressional testimony, and Facebook's problems, are the talk of the annual TED conference.
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music AI Learns a New Trick: Measuring Brain Cells
New techniques could help researchers outsource the grunt work of neuroscience.
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facebook's Why It's Almost Impossible for Fastballs to Get Any Faster
Advances have fueled a dramatic upward trend in world-record athletic performances, but the baseball pitch is stuck. The reason is physics.
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