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The Week in Tech: What Not to Expect From Big Tech’s Antitrust Showdown The legal action against Silicon Valley’s giants will be long, difficult, uncertain and, for some people, disappointing. Read More…
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DealBook Briefing: Why Fiat Chrysler Nixed the Renault Merger French demands and a fear of the new company being seen as politically influenced reportedly caused the deal to crash. Read More…
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What’s on TV Saturday: Amanda Seales and ‘Austin City Limits’ A comic dissects sexuality and race in a new special on HBO. And Willie Nelson takes the stage on “Austin City Limits.” Read More…
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The Problem With ‘Sharenting’ Fears about troubling videos and excessive screen time are legitimate. But the real threat is adults’ disregard for their children’s rights and best interests. Read More…
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‘Screen Time’ Is Over The phrase can’t remotely capture our ever-shifting digital experience, social scientists say. Say hello to the “screenome.” Read More…
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Lessons for 2020 Democratic Presidential Candidates, From a Soon-to-Be First-Time Voter We are honoring each of the Top 12 winners of our Student Editorial Contest by publishing their essays. This one is by Nora Fellas, age 17. Read More…
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Is Tech Too Easy to Use? The tech industry’s obsession with “frictionless” design has been the source of innumerable problems. Read More…
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