Technology & Media

Tech Looks Like It's Entering Another Period of Insanity

By Kevin Kelleher

China's Amazon Is Coming to the U.S.

By Sam Frizell

Costco Is Facing a Looming, Bulk-Sized Problem

By Brad Tuttle

Icahn Says eBay Is Worst-Run Company Ever

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Uber Will Start Telling Customers When Rides Are Getting Cheaper

After anger over surge pricing

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Aereo Boss Says He's 'Confident' Ahead of Supreme Court Battle

Aereo CEO Chet Kanojia discusses his closely watched legal battle with TV broadcasters

By Sam Gustin

Netflix Mocks Amazon's Drones Idea

Netflix took a jab at Amazon's scheme to do same-day delivery in some areas via automated flying drones in a video asking what would happen if the video streaming service used armed drones to get DVDs to its customers.

By Sam Frizell

Comcast's Traffic Pact With Netflix Is Shrouded in Secrecy

Public-interest groups are concerned about broadband giants charging Internet companies for access to consumers

By Sam Gustin

The Evil of WhatsApp: $19 Billion App Angers Ultra-Orthodox Rabbis

Paper cites New York rabbis as saying the app causes the destruction of Jewish families and businesses

By Karl Vick

Everything You Need to Know About WhatsApp CEO Jan Koum, Tech’s Latest Billionaire

Facebook has a habit of turning low-profile CEOs into overnight celebrities. First it was Kevin Systrom, the Instagram head who was instantly the talk of the tech world when Facebook offered $1 billion for his...

By Victor Luckerson

Samsung's Ruthless New Ad Mocks Apple’s Latest

Ever since the “1984” Super Bowl ad, much of Apple’s marketing has applied a liberal amount of gravitas to convince customers that buying a Mac or an iPad or an iPhone will help them change...

By Victor Luckerson

Google Is Making a Major Play to Provide Your Internet

Atlanta, Charlotte, Nashville, Phoenix, Portland, Raleigh-Durham, San Antonio, Salt Lake City, and San Jose are on Google's list

By Sam Gustin

Feds To Craft New ‘Net Neutrality’ Rules

Regulations would prevent Internet service providers from favoring or slowing down certain websites

By Sam Frizell

Here's Why Your Netflix Is Slowing Down

Financial disputes over peering are threatening the video service

By Sam Gustin

Apple's Top Dealmaker Met With Tesla CEO, Report Says

The San Francisco Chronicle suggests that Apple was "very much interested" in buying the electric-car pioneer

By Sam Gustin

Kickstarter's User Data Hacked

The crowdfunding site said on Saturday that it was attacked by hackers this week, compromising usernames, passwords, mailing addresses, e-mail addresses -- but customer credit card info was not affected

By Sam Frizell

McDonald's Made the Right Move in Response to Gross 'Pink Slime'

It may seem like a bad idea to give your customers a behind-the-scenes look at a process some will find disgusting. But that’s what McDonald’s did by releasing a video showing how McNuggets are made....

By Brad Tuttle

Microsoft Gives New CEO Satya Nadella 80 Percent Raise

His compensation could be more than double what he made at Microsoft last year

By Sam Frizell

New Microsoft CEO: We Help Make Magic, Improve the World

Satya Nadella, Microsoft’s executive vice president of cloud and enterprise, has just been named the company’s next CEO. He’s already trying to rally his troops with a letter sent to all Microsoft employees today. In...

By Victor Luckerson

7 Controversial Ways Facebook Has Used Your Data

Facebook just turned 10 years old, capping an extraordinary decade of growth in users and revenue. But along the way, the company has frustrated members more than once with its byzantine privacy policies and unwanted...

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