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December 8, 2021
Devin Nunes, the thin-skinned dairy farmer known for suing media companies, is quitting Congress to run Trump’s new, yep, social media company.
December 8, 2021
Politics, process, personalities. ‘Sunburn’ tells you what you need to know — now.
December 8, 2021
Rest of month so that when he quits the house of representatives, he actually will have that job? question two is, how many months will he last in his new job with donald trump? >> i think theres a chance, lawrence, that hell remain in trumps good graces for the rest of the month only because it depose to a deeper question about what this is all about, which is i would say humbly submit has nothing to do with starting a media company. our friend tim miller suggested if this media company came ab...
November 24, 2021
The tech giant formerly known as Facebook is a controversial company, but it's been a great investment.
November 24, 2021
The tech giant formerly known as Facebook is a controversial company, but it's been a great investment.
November 21, 2021
Friends house to watch. and it was long enough ago and the internet was still young enough and social media was i mean -- it was what, friendster? >> j.j. abrams ambition for the "lost" pilot was grandiose. he always talked about it as making a movie every week. i think when we say the word "cinematic," what we really mean is opening it up a little more but also the ambition of an action set piece. j.j. was very aggressive. he was like, if you want me to do this pilot youre going to need to give...
November 3, 2021
Retail industry news, voices and jobs. Optimized for your mobile phone.
October 29, 2021
Renaming the company to Meta won’t fix the proliferation of disinformation, hate,...
October 29, 2021
Facebook is old news, and his company, rebranded as Meta, will be all about the metaverse.
October 27, 2021
The social media giant may change its name. But unless it stops amplifying disinformation and hate speech, either voluntarily or through government action, the problems documented in recent weeks will remain.