Internet had a near miss
Authoritarian countries nearly kept control
The world wide wibble had a near miss when the United Nations agency that sets global standards for telecoms and tech infrastructure voted for a US official instead of a Russian.
Apple fires vice president of procurement
For being a big tit on someone else’s TikTok
Fruity cargo cult vice president of procurement Tony Blevins has been fired for making a gag about “big breasts” on another person’s TikTok account.
FTC under pressure to block Amazon's iRobot take over
US democrats are worried about giving Amazon maps of your house
The Federal Trade Commission is facing mounting pressure to block Amazon’s proposed $1.65 billion purchase of iRobot, the company behind Roomba autonomous vacuums.
Zuckerburg warns that his company is shrinking
More staff lay offs expected
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg told employees yesterday that the company is enacting a company-wide hiring freeze and that more downsizing was likely.
Google helping anti-abortionists lure victims
Vulnerable people tricked to visting fake clinics
Despite being warned about it, the search engine Google is still directing vulnerable women to fake abortion clinics to be shouted at by anti-abortionists until they give up on having a termination.