In the World of Cryptocurrency, Even Good Projects Can Go Bad
Envion, a Swiss project, claimed its initial coin offering had raised $100 million for a plan to link clean energy to Bitcoin. Now investors...
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Telegram App Says Apple Is Blocking Updates Over Dispute With Russia
The allegation undercuts the importance Apple has placed on privacy and encrypted communication, and highlights the gatekeeper role the comp...
Waymo to Buy Up to 62,000 Chrysler Minivans for Ride-Hailing Service
The agreement signals that the Google driverless-technology spinoff plans a rapid start for a business set to get underway later this year.
Tech Tip: Prune and Save Web Pages
Your computer most likely includes free tools for creating or printing stripped-down versions of web articles without ads, videos or other d...
Lottery Wins on Christmas Were a Glitch, So South Carolina Won’t Pay
The state lottery says the winning tickets resulted from a vendor’s error, so millions of dollars will not be distributed to would-be winner...
‘I Don’t Feel Superhuman. I Feel Like a Mom Who Has a Career.’
Rebecca Slaughter, a new commissioner at the F.T.C., brings her infant to work in Washington, a city whose work culture has been stubbornly ...
Roseanne Barr, Back on Twitter, Has More to Say
After the cancellation of her sitcom, she returned to the platform where she had made the statement that led to her downfall.
The Shift: The Privacy Lawyer Giving Big Tech an $8.8 Billion Headache
With the enactment of new privacy rules in Europe, it isn’t just regulators going after Big Tech: Advocates like Max Schrems are already fil...
How to Deal with Overly Chatty Group Texts
That group text with your family has your phone buzzing all day while you’re trying to work, or all night while you’re trying to relax. Here...
Tech We’re Using: How Technology Is Changing Visual Art
Minh Uong, a visual editor at The Times, uses both low- and high-tech tools to create editorial art, but tech does not necessarily make it e...
Tech Tip: How to Watch Live Sports Online
Several streaming services offer multiple channels for athletic events, games and matches — which can make ditching the monthly cable bill e...
How a Pentagon Contract Became an Identity Crisis for Google
A $9 million deal for the use of artificial intelligence technology has fractured the internet giant’s work force and risks driving away top...
Tech Tip: Converting High Efficiency Image File Photos for Windows
The HEIF or HEIC container format stores quality photos in smaller file sizes to save space, but not every program can open them yet without...
Tech Tip: Guard Your Mac Against Malware
Apple’s computers are usually less receptive to malicious software, but extra protection can provide more security on several levels.
Uber’s Exit From Southeast Asia Upsets Regulators and Drivers
Uber abruptly sold its ride-hailing operations to its top competitor, creating a virtual monopoly in the region and daring regulators to rev...
The Next Privacy Battle in Europe Is Over This New Law
The tech industry is fighting a pending measure that’s even stricter than the recently enacted G.D.P.R. It’s called the ePrivacy Regulation....
F.B.I.’s Urgent Request: Reboot Your Router to Stop Russia-Linked Malware
Hundreds of thousands of home and office routers have been infected by the malware, which was created by the same group that hacked the Demo...
Book Entry: Review: ‘In Praise of Wasting Time’ Speaks Ominously of a Digital ‘Grid’
“In Praise of Wasting Time,” a new book by the M.I.T. physicist Alan Lightman, argues that the increasingly frenetic pace of life is hurting...
Tech Tip: Decoding Windows Error Messages
Microsoft regularly pushes out security patches and other fixes, but if Windows 10 fails to install them, you can usually find out why.
Bits: Cecilia’s Week in Tech: It’s G.D.P.R. Day!
In this week’s newsletter: Europe’s new privacy rules go into effect, and President Trump is told that he cannot block users on Twitter.
U.S. News Outlets Block European Readers Over New Privacy Rules
The move by several major news organizations illustrated that some companies would prefer to lose European readers than to risk being hit wi...
When Passion and Technology Meet
Innovators are creating new ways to use technology and help solve problems.
Tech Tip: Curing the Full-Up Tablet Blues
If you can’t download more movies and shows because your Android tablet has run out of storage space, consider these expansion options.
Tech Tip: A Wrinkle in Time Keeping
If you don’t want your phone’s calendar to change time zones when you travel, you can lock down your appointments.
Tech We’re Using: Metrics Are Everywhere in Media. Here’s How They Help.
Kathy Zhang, a newsroom and product analytics manager at The Times, discusses how analytics tools help her better serve readers.
Tech Fix: Getting a Flood of Privacy Policy Updates? Read Them.
To comply with Europe’s General Data Protection Regulation, which goes into effect on May 25, internet companies have been updating their da...
Macron Vowed to Make France a ‘Start-Up Nation.’ Is It Getting There?
France has quickly become one of the hottest destinations in Europe for technology investment, but it faces big challenges in its mission to...
Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg Barraged With Questions by Europe Lawmakers
The Facebook chief executive had initially resisted meeting with European authorities, who have emerged as the world’s most assertive watchd...
Amazon Pushes Facial Recognition to Police, Prompting Outcry Over Surveillance
More than two dozen civil rights organizations asked the tech giant to stop selling its image recognition system to law enforcement agencies...
Tech Tip: How to Adjust Your Mac’s Spelling Controls
Like many modern operating systems, macOS has a built-in spell checker that you can use or lose.
New Cancer Treatments Lie Hidden Under Mountains of Paperwork
Guideposts to powerful treatments may be buried in the nation’s medical records. But there is no easy way to gather those records or to get ...
Tech Tip: Finding Your Contacts in the New Gmail
Google’s recent revamp of its mail service has moved a few old features to new places, but you don’t have to look far.
Germany Acts to Tame Facebook, Learning From Its Own History of Hate
A country taps its past as it leads the way on one of the most pressing issues facing modern democracies: how to regulate the world’s bigges...
Disruptions: Me and My Numb Thumb: A Tale of Tech, Texts and Tendons
Continually texting and emailing from her smartphone strained the tendons in this tech reporter’s phone thumb, which turns out to be an incr...
yes: Death of a Biohacker
Biohackers believe that in the future, citizen-scientists will be able to cure diseases and grow stronger with homemade treatments. Aaron Tr...
Hundreds of Apps Can Empower Stalkers to Track Their Victims
Widely available services offer a range of spying abilities, including tracking people’s phones and harvesting their texts. As survivors see...
When Thousands Filled a Hilton Ballroom to Ponder the Future of Bitcoin
A gathering in New York this week for Consensus 2018, a blockchain-themed event, had all of the trappings of a modern business conference — ...
Bits: Kevin’s Week in Tech: Crypto Tokin’
A weeklong blockchain conference in New York, changes at Uber, a “transparency report” from Facebook, and more.
Tech Tip: Turning Phone Videos Into GIFs
Several apps and services make it easy to turn that perfect video snippet into an animated GIF file that you can share by text message or em...
Cleared of Spying for China, She Still Doesn’t Have Her Job Back
Three years ago, Sherry Chen, a hydrologist working for the National Weather Service, had charges against her dropped. A judge says she shou...
PayPal Agrees to $2.2 Billion Deal for European Payments Start-Up iZettle
The Silicon Valley digital payments company reached a deal for iZettle, which is Europe’s answer to the mobile payments company Square.
Trilobites: In Virtual Reality, How Much Body Do You Need?
It might be as little as a pair of hands and feet, researchers in Japan found after recording subjects who wore an Oculus Rift headset.
Your Emergency Contact Information Could Be Used in a Medical Study
Researchers mined medical records to build family trees they hope could help advance medical research, but the privacy implications worry so...
Thanks, Internet: Estonian Town Gets Cannabis Leaf as Its Emblem
Online voters overwhelmingly favored putting the marijuana plant on the flag of Kanepi, a municipality that has a tradition of growing hemp....
China Approves Toshiba Microchip Deal, Signaling Thaw With U.S.
The decision by Chinese antitrust officials could be a significant peace offering to the Trump administration as the two countries seek to s...
Tech Tip: New Ways to Delete Old Files
Last month’s update to Windows 10 added new tools for automatically and manually clearing clutter from your hard drive.
Tech Fix: Google’s File on Me Was Huge. Here’s Why It Wasn’t as Creepy as My Facebook Data.
Google collects far more information about us than Facebook. But the Google data that our tech columnist downloaded on himself contained few...
Senate Democrats Win Vote on Net Neutrality, a Centerpiece of 2018 Strategy
The rare victory for Democrats is sure to be short-lived in Congress, but they plan to use the issue to get young voters engaged in midterm ...
Why Am I Crying All the Time?
Homecoming videos, GoFundMe campaigns, “This Is Us” tweets — the internet wants not just your eyeballs, but your tears.
China Ride-Hailing Giant Didi Revamps Service After Passenger Is Killed
Didi Chuxing said it would overhaul its app, as well as safety and security practices, after the death of a passenger focused attention on t...
The Shift: The Entire Economy Is MoviePass Now. Enjoy It While You Can.
Inspired by Silicon Valley’s hyper-growth, companies elsewhere are burning cash in hopes of being the next big thing.
Mark Zuckerberg to Meet With European Lawmakers on Facebook’s Use of Data
The decision by Mr. Zuckerberg, who has already testified before Congress about Facebook’s handling of users’ information, to go to Brussels...
Tech We’re Using: What Improved Tech Means for Electric, Self-Driving and Flying Cars
Jack Ewing, who covers autos and economics for The Times, says a “Jetsons”-like future is still far off, even as cars become even more compu...
Tech Tip: How to Record Your iPhone Screen
In iOS 11, you can make a video of what’s happening directly on your phone at the moment — without having to install an extra app.
New Privacy Rules Could Make This Woman One of Tech’s Most Important Regulators
With Europe’s sweeping new data privacy law, Ireland is in the middle of a standoff between regulators and tech companies.
Assassin’s Creed Has a New Mission: Working in the Classroom
The long-running historical video game franchise has debuted an educational mode for its latest release, set in Ptolemaic Egypt.
Facebook, Aiming for Transparency, Details Removal of Posts and Fake Accounts
The social network said it took down 865.8 million posts, the vast majority of which were spam, plus 583 million fake accounts in the first ...
Tech Tip: Finding Privacy for Email
Companies that offer free mail accounts typically do so in exchange for the use of your personal data, but you can find providers offering s...
Uber Eliminates Forced Arbitration for Sex Misconduct Claims
The ride-hailing company will also eliminate a requirement that people who settle these claims sign a nondisclosure agreement.
Seattle Scales Back Tax in Face of Amazon’s Revolt, but Tensions Linger
After Amazon’s bold threat to curtail development in its hometown, the Seattle City Council approved a smaller tax than originally envisione...
In India, Facebook’s WhatsApp Plays Central Role in Elections
Unlike Facebook and Instagram, WhatsApp has received little attention for its influence on voters. But in one Indian state, the messaging se...
As D.I.Y. Gene Editing Gains Popularity, ‘Someone Is Going to Get Hurt’
After researchers created a virus from mail-order DNA, geneticists sound the alarm about the genetic tinkering carried out in garages and li...
China Welcomes Trump’s Help on ZTE as Trade Talks Loom
The shift by the American president could ease tensions ahead of a visit to Washington by Liu He, a vice premier in the Beijing government.
Tech Tip: Deciding to Rent or Buy Your Office
You can get Microsoft Office on an annual subscription plan that keeps you up to date with new features or buy it outright with far fewer up...
In About-Face on Trade, Trump Vows to Protect ZTE Jobs in China
The company, which was barred from using American components, said it had halted “major operating activities.”
All About ZTE, the Chinese Sanctions Breaker That Trump Wants to Help
The U.S. punishment of one of China’s biggest electronics companies and the American president’s surprise offer come at a complicated time.
Silicon Valley Faces Regulatory Fight on Its Home Turf
A ballot measure brought by a real estate developer, a former C.I.A. analyst and a finance executive would create tough data privacy laws.
Why Traditional TV Is in Trouble
Dropping ratings, especially among young people, and more viewing options mean broadcast TV is in a precarious position as it pitches itself...
Future Tense: Are My Friends Really My Friends?
The quantity of human interactions has increased, but the quality is arguably diminished.
A Helicopter on Mars? NASA Wants to Try
The space agency’s next Martian rover, currently scheduled for a 2020 launch, is to carry a four-pound helicopter.
Industry Lawyer Expected to Head F.T.C. Consumer Protection
The possible appointment of Andrew Smith, who represented Facebook, Uber and Equifax and others, raised the prospect of frequent recusals fr...
Without Nuclear Deal, U.S. Expects Resurgence in Iranian Cyberattacks
Iranian hackers, computer security experts say, had been deterred by the nuclear deal, but could now be inspired to make more retaliatory as...
When White People Call the Police on Black People
Viral videos and news coverage have focused attention on something all too familiar. “It’s humiliating and aggravating and upsetting,” a pro...
Is Your Script Gender-Balanced? Try This Test
Taking their cue from a screenwriter, rival software developers are adding tools to analyze material before it reaches casting directors or ...
The New Old Age: No Luck Finding the Right Nursing Home? Maybe Yelp Can Help
Every tool used to rate nursing homes is flawed, particularly the federal government’s. But online reviews by consumers can help alert famil...
AT&T Chief Calls Hiring Michael Cohen as Consultant a ‘Big Mistake’
In a companywide memo, the C.E.O. also said the company’s head of lobbying will retire.
Tech Tip: The Keys That Might Fix Your Mac
If your Mac greets you with a black screen, the fan runs constantly or you notice other power-related issues, a simple home solution might s...
Bits: Kevin’s Week in Tech: Are Google’s A.I.-Powered Phone Calls Cool, Creepy, or Both?
At no point in the demo were the receptionists on the other end of the calls informed that they were talking to a computer rather than anoth...
What Keeps Xi Jinping Awake at Night
A new book of the Chinese leader’s remarks on national security highlights his worries about technology, the internet and risks of financial...
Man Charged With Hacking Into and Defacing Military and Government Websites
A California man is believed to have accessed sites for West Point’s Combating Terrorism Center and the New York City Comptroller’s Office, ...
Service Meant to Monitor Inmates’ Calls Could Track You, Too
A company catering to law enforcement and corrections officers has raised privacy concerns with a product that can locate almost anyone’s ce...
Robert N. Hall, 96, Whose Inventions Are Everywhere, Is Dead
He came up with a semiconductor laser used in supermarket scanners, printers and remote controls. His magnetron was adapted for the microwav...
Tech Tip: Playing by the E-Book Rules
The law treats electronic books and their printed counterparts differently when it comes to what you can do with them.
Alexa and Siri Can Hear This Hidden Command. You Can’t.
Researchers can now send secret audio instructions undetectable to the human ear to Apple’s Siri, Amazon’s Alexa and Google’s Assistant.
noted: The Ghostwriter Next Door
When that text, email or dating profile needs a little polish, who you gonna call?
The Shift: And for His Next Act, Ev Williams Will Fix the Internet
Mr. Williams, a co-founder of Twitter, has emerged with a plan to improve the state of online media, at a time when other tech leaders are r...
ZTE, Chinese Tech Giant, May Be First Victim in a New Cold War
The electronics firm has found success in the American market like few other Chinese technology brands have. Now it is fighting for its life...
Tech We’re Using: In Washington, a Brighter Spotlight on Technology
Technology has come under the microscope in Washington. Here are the tools that Cecilia Kang, who covers tech policy for The Times, uses to ...
Walmart Takes Control of India’s Flipkart in E-Commerce Gamble
The $16 billion deal will put America’s largest operator of physical retail stores in direct competition with Amazon in a promising but risk...
Tech Tip: Jumping Into the New Gmail
Google recently overhauled the web version of its email software, and you can try out the new version — even if you haven’t been formally in...
Facebook to Reorganize After Scrutiny Over Data Privacy
The social network overhauled itself into three new divisions and shuffled the leadership of its key businesses in one of its biggest reorga...
Google Strikes Humble Tone While Promoting A.I. Technology
At a company conference, executives acknowledged the backlash facing Silicon Valley. Their answer to those concerns? More technology.
Why A.I. and Cryptocurrency Are Making One Type of Computer Chip Scarce
A microprocessor once found mostly in machines used for computer games turns out to have a role in both artificial intelligence systems and ...
Facebook Bans Foreign Advertisers for Ireland Abortion Referendum
The social media giant’s decision comes amid concerns over the roles it plays in elections and politics around the world.
Tech Tip: Adding Art to iPad Documents
You can add downloaded illustrations, graphics and photos to files created in Microsoft Word, Pages or other word-processing apps on Apple’s...
Trilobites: How the Father of Computer Science Decoded Nature’s Mysterious Patterns
In research shortly before his death in 1954, Alan Turing used mathematics to explore how forms emerge, yielding insights that are now being...
After Fatal Uber Crash, a Self-Driving Start-Up Moves Forward
Drive.ai said it would start a taxi service in Texas. It was the first new rollout of autonomous cars in the United States since one operate...
Microsoft Tries a New Role: Moral Leader
Top executives of the company, which was once tech’s biggest villain, are outspoken advocates for protecting user privacy and establishing e...
Bitcoin Sees Wall Street Warm to Trading Virtual Currency
Following Goldman Sachs’s moves to begin trading Bitcoin, the New York Stock Exchange’s parent company is said to be in talks to open a virt...
Tech Tip: Restoring a Lost Recycle Bin
If your desktop Recycle Bin is nowhere to be found after you upgraded to Windows 10, here are some ways to get the icon back where it belong...
What Europe’s Tough New Data Law Means for You, and the Internet
The European Union is introducing some of the strictest online privacy rules in the world. The changes aim to give internet users more contr...
Scholars Have Data on Millions of Facebook Users. Who’s Guarding It?
Academics have scoured Facebook pages in the name of science. But the troves they’ve amassed are sometimes unsecured and now pose a privacy ...
Critic’s Notebook: The Racial Spectacle of DNA Test Result Videos
As DNA test results are shared publicly, they become a tool for talking about race, often in ways that obscure its realities.
ULA rocket launches NASA's Mars lander 2018
Technology Faith : A two-organize Atlas V 401 rocket conveyed the lander and its instruments into space. Since InSight is marginally...
The Look: ‘Who Gets to Be Sexy?’
Technology has made it possible for just about anyone to shoot, direct and star in their own porn films. Women are leading the new guard.
Facebook Adds A.I. Labs in Seattle and Pittsburgh, Pressuring Local Universities
Salaries for artificial intelligence researchers at big tech companies are skyrocketing, luring many professors.
Who Does Silicon Valley Fear? Margrethe Vestager, Europe’s Antitrust Enforcer
Ms. Vestager is the world’s most powerful regulator, having levied billions in fines against Silicon Valley firms such as Apple, Google and ...
Google Will Ask Buyers of U.S. Election Ads to Prove Identities
The company said it would begin to require people or groups purchasing federal election ads to show they are American citizens or lawful res...
Should the Fed Create ‘FedCoin’ to Rival Bitcoin? A Former Top Official Says ‘Maybe’
If cryptocurrency and blockchain technology really are the future of money, the world’s central banks need to get involved, a former Fed gov...
Tech Tip: Staying Safer on Public Networks
When using an open wireless network at a hotel or coffee shop, make sure that sites getting any of your personal information have their secu...
Adam’s Week in Tech: Hello From Europe!
Companies change their privacy settings, Europe throws money at start-ups, and Cambridge Analytica shuts down.
Alibaba’s Profit Slips as It Spends to Expand Its Empire
The Chinese e-commerce giant is spending heavily to become a full-service tech company like Google. But expanding into new ventures isn’t ch...
He Fled an Iceland Prison. Now He Wants to Go Back.
Held for questioning in a $2 million theft of Bitcoin-mining computers, Sindri Stefansson soon escaped a low-security facility. An internati...
Modern Love: Alexa? Please Ignore My Husband
Marriage is long. Sometimes spouses stop listening to each other. Enter the virtual assistant.
Common Sense: Amazon, the Elephant in the Antitrust Room
The AT&T case could lead to an expanded view of the content and distribution market, perhaps changing what constitutes antitrust violati...
Tech Tip: Overcome With Emoji
With thousands of potential pictographs to add to text messages and other communications, some people may be looking for a way to narrow dow...
Trump’s Solar Tariffs Cause a Scramble in the Industry
Some companies are moving manufacturing to the United States, even as petitions for exemptions continue. But the rate of installations has s...
Goldman Sachs to Open a Bitcoin Trading Operation
While most big banks have steered clear of virtual currencies, the Wall Street giant will use its own money to trade in Bitcoin-related cont...
Xiaomi, a Chinese Start-Up, Picks Hong Kong for a Major I.P.O.
The smartphone maker filed to list its shares there just days after local regulators loosened rules to attract a wave of expected listings f...
Amazon Pauses Huge Development Plans in Seattle Over Tax Plan
In an unusually public spat, Amazon is rethinking some building projects in Seattle because of a new tax being considered by the City Counci...
Tech Founders Embraced Control Over Companies. This One Is Giving It Up.
Mark Pincus, founder of the gaming company Zynga, is reducing his voting power over the company, going against a trend where entrepreneurs l...
Cambridge Analytica Files for Bankruptcy After Misuse of Facebook Data
The consulting firm, which said it will cease most operations in the United States and Britain, relied on Facebook data to profile and targe...
Tesla Reports Another Loss as It Struggles With Model 3
But the chief executive, Elon Musk, said the electric-car maker would be profitable in the second half of the year if it met its production ...
Tech We’re Using: Taking Visual Journalism Into the Sky With Drones
Josh Haner, a photographer for The Times, discussed how the use of drones has changed storytelling.
Meghan Markle, Future Princess? Not on This Instagram Account
Through his clever, snarky use of royal family photos, the TV writer Gary Janetti has created a drama starring 4-year-old Prince George.
All We Want to Do Is Eat Junk and Watch Each Other Play Fortnite
Gamers are the new stars. Esports arenas are the new movie theaters.
Xi Tightens His Grip, and China’s Tech Giants Feel the Squeeze
The government in China, long suspicious of internet companies, now sees ambitious titans like Tencent and Alibaba as useful partners.
Tech Tip: Why Are There So Many Android Versions?
Google’s willingness to share its Android software and let others adapt it for their own use has lead to different versions of the system on...
What Is Telegram, and Why Are Iran and Russia Trying to Ban It?
The app, which promises that messages will be kept secure from official scrutiny, is facing bans in Russia and Iran. Here are some of the re...
Xi Tightens His Grip, and China’s Tech Giants Feel the Squeeze
The government in China, long suspicious of internet companies, now sees ambitious titans like Tencent and Alibaba as useful partners.
For More Than Just Friends? Facebook Will Soon Offer a Dating Service
“This is for building real long-term relationships, not just hookups,” Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook’s chief executive, said in an apparent jab ...
Snap to Tweak Snapchat’s Redesign After Users Complain
Snapchat’s parent company said it would redesign parts of the app’s recent redesign after the overhaul dragged down its business.
Xerox’s Leaders Depart, Putting Fujifilm Deal in Jeopardy
Shareholders opposing the company’s merger with its Japanese partner have appointed a new chief executive and board as they look to change o...
Apple Says It Will Buy Back $100 Billion in Stock
Powered by sales of its iPhone X, the tech giant reported another strong quarter and defied fears that consumers wouldn’t buy the pricey dev...
Sprint and T-Mobile C.E.O.s Are in Washington to Sell Their Merger. Here’s What They’ll Confront.
The carriers, whose 2014 merger attempt was blocked, will face scrutiny from three major agencies, including the Justice Department.
Mark Zuckerberg Has a Message: Facebook Cares About Your Privacy. Really.
Before the start of Facebook’s annual developer conference, the company’s chief executive unveiled a new privacy control that lets people cl...
Instagram Unveils a Bully Filter
The social media network says the new feature will weed out comments meant to harass or bully its 800 million users.
This Man Is Taking France to Court to Win Back France.com
Jean-Noel Frydman spent decades turning France.com into a thriving business. The French government took it away. Now they’re locked in a leg...
Iran, Like Russia Before It, Tries to Block Telegram App
The encrypted social media app is the service restrictive governments love to hate, but they are often powerless to shut it down entirely.
Virtual Reality Asserts Itself as an Art Form in Its Own Right
The artist Olafur Eliasson and others at the Art Leaders Network in Berlin discussed the medium’s present uses and possible future.
Tech Tip: When to Dump Old Downloads
Delete old installation files and other unnecessary system detritus from your computer to free up hard-drive space.
Facebook’s Privacy Changes Leave Developers Steaming
As Facebook prepares to hold its annual developer conference this week, many businesses are objecting to how the company has limited their a...
Gig Economy Business Model Dealt a Blow in California Ruling
The state’s highest court made it much harder for companies like Uber to classify workers as contractors rather than employees.
It Took 17 Years: Freelancers Receive $9 Million in Copyright Suit
The New York Times and Lexis/Nexis are among the companies that are compensating writers for the digital use of their printed articles.
Future of AT&T-Time Warner Deal Is in Judge’s Hands
Final arguments were made, and a ruling is expected on June 12. Judge Richard J. Leon has given little indication of his thinking throughout...
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