Netflix
Netflix: Everything leaving in December
Years ago, Netflix had a problem of not having enough content on its platform. These days, there's just so much to watch on Netflix that at times you…
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AT&T
Why the U.S. government is right in trying to block the AT&T-Time Warner merger
There's always two sides to every story. In this case, AT&T believes that it's making the right decision to go through with the merger to acquire Time Warner's…
Companies
Target’s Cyber Monday 2017 deals are now official
Black Friday may not be here yet but we've got some great Target sales to share with you. While many retailers like Best Buy, Kohl's, and BJ's Wholesale…
Companies
Uber apparently covered up a cyberattack that exposed data of 57 million drivers and riders
Uber apparently suffered a big cyberattack in October of 2016 where confidential information was exposed of over 57 million drivers and customers, according to a report published by…
Companies
Uber gets hit with $8.9 million fine in Colorado over unqualified drivers on its platform
Uber's legal troubles continue to haunt its past, present, and its future. The company has been hit with a fine of $8.9 million by Colorado for allowing unqualified…
Tech
FCC discussing to allowing more consolidation of TV broadcasters
The Federal Communications Commission is having one productive month. They're already setting the stage to completely destroy net neutrality next month, and now the commission is proposing a…
Android
Google admits to tracking user location data even after the setting was turned off
Quartz reported today that Android phones have been gathering your location data and sending it to Google, even if you turned off location services on your phone and…
Legal
FCC announces vote that will set to destroy net neutrality next month
The Federal Communications Commission will vote next month to put an end to its net neutrality rules, chairman Ajit Pai announced today. The vote will set the stage…
Amazon
5 ways to donate this holiday season
With the holidays just about here, we may all be so occupied with buying for ourselves and our loved ones, but there's also something to keep in mind:…
Legal
FCC’s latest move makes it harder for poor and rural Americans to access telecom services
Federal Communications Commissions chairman Ajit Pai is taking some steps to take away benefits from the poor and rural Americans. When Ajit Pai became chair of the FCC…