An Eye for Photography, but a Google Suite for Events She was a photo editor. Now she’s an events manager. Whitney Richardson discusses how her career shift at The Times has changed her tech habits. Read More…
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The Unlikely Activists Who Took On Silicon Valley — and Won Mining personal data has become a trillion-dollar business — which is why activists are pushing laws to curb the practice, and why Facebook and other companies are desperate to stop them. Read More…
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Canada Says Facebook Broke Privacy Laws With ‘Superficial’ Safeguards An investigation found that Facebook did not protect user data in the Cambridge Analytica scandal and has ignored recommendations since. Read More…
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To Get Trump’s Tax Returns, N.Y. Democrats Try a New Strategy A new bill being introduced Monday in Albany would allow New York tax officials to release state tax returns to congressional committees. Read More…
Read moreEx-NSA Contractor Sentenced to 9 Years for Stolen Documents A former National Security Agency contractor who stored two decades’ worth of classified documents at his Maryland home was sentenced Friday to nine years in prison. Read More…
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Donald Trump is doubling and tripling down on his criticism of George W. Bush’s Iraq strategy now that the former president is campaigning in South Carolina for his brother Jeb. Today, Trump appeared to wonder if getting rid of Saddam Hussein was a good idea: Not everybody disagreed: However, for the most part Trump’s comment…
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Read morehttp://twitter.com/#!/Nightline/status/317815570416431104 No, we haven’t watched “Nightline” in years either. Is this typical of the show now, or is it just a ronely — uh, lonely — holiday weekend behind the keyboard? Parents: Do your kids sleep through the night? — Nightline (@Nightline) March 30, 2013 Tonight on Nightline:: What kind of bear is the best bear?…
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Equifax Is Said to Be Near $650 Million Settlement for Data Breach An agreement would resolve federal and state investigations and consumer claims over the exposure of information about 145 million people. Read More…
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