Mariella Moon Contributor Mariella Moon is an associate editor at Engadget. More posts by this contributor US regulator rules that Google infringed on Sonos speaker patents Illegal movie streaming service Popcorn Time shuts down Twitter is still working on a feature that will give you a way
Read more →Two years into the pandemic, online conversations are for many of us still the primary interactions that we are having every day, and we are collectively having billions of them. But as many of us have discovered, not all of those are squeaky clean, positive experiences. Today,
Read more →You need to keep a few basic principles in mind when navigating this new world. Source: Entreprneur There's a New Strategy for Networking in the Digital Age
Read more →Workplace — the app originally built as a version of Facebook for employees to communicate with each other — now has more than 7 million users, carving out a place for itself as an app to help companies communicate internally using essentially the same tools that have
Read more →Have a screenplay and want to see it on the big screen? It may not be as hard as you think. Source: Entreprneur How To Sell Your Screenplay To Netflix
Read more →A major Senate bill that would prevent tech companies from giving preference to their own products and services just passed a significant hurdle in Congress, bringing it one step closer to becoming law. The Senate Judiciary Committee voted today on the American Innovation and Choice Online Act,
Read more →TikTok is testing support for paid subscriptions, the company confirmed to TechCrunch on Thursday. As first reported by The Information, the popular short-form video app is exploring the option for creators to charge subscriptions for their content. The feature is part of a limited test for the
Read more →Twitter is bringing its Communities feature to Android four months after it launched on iOS and the web. The social media giant says Android users can now engage in Communities via the Twitter app as long as they’ve updated to the latest version. Once users join their
Read more →Instagram announced today it will allow users to remix any video content on the app, not just short-form reels videos. The company officially launched Remix, its version of TikTok Duets, last March. The feature lets users record their reels video alongside a video from another user, as
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