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Disrupt Hackathon app Notim.press/ed algorithmically detects fake news
Fake news is a moving target. Greedy publishers constantly start new websites of deceit, preventing manual blacklists from keeping up. That’s why one TechCrunch Disrupt London Hackathon team took an
What interns and new grads really get paid at top tech companies
From woefully underpaid internships to legendary hiring bonuses at huge Silicon Valley companies, it’s hard for job seekers to know what they’re worth in tech. It’s even harder when they’re new
The NFL will reportedly relax their social media rules so teams can post more GIFs and videos
About two months ago the NFL implemented a new social media policy that effectively banned teams from posting any video-based content during games. The backlash was tremendous, with fans and
Snapchat will make Los Angeles a stronger tech hub
If you were to write a history of Silicon Valley, you could do it by looking at a series of major diaspora. Companies like Google, Yahoo, Oracle and PayPal attract
Facebook blocks links to B.S. Detector, fake news warning plugin
Not only is Facebook not providing little red warnings along with links to potentially specious news—it’s now blocking links to the plugin that did so. Over the past week, some
Reports of a Facebook fake news detector are apparently a plugin
Update: The feature appears to be an implementation of the Chrome plugin B.S. Detector, which some users took as a test by Facebook itself. We’ll continue to investigate but for
Twitter buys startup Yes, Inc. and scores a new VP of product in the process
One-hundred and forty-three. That’s not the new character limit or the number of heads of product Twitter has employed over the few years (though close). That, rather, is the amount of times
Facebook quietly tests warnings on fake news
Facebook is showing red warning labels above fake news links in the News Feed for some users in what appears to be a limited test. TechCrunch attained the screenshot below
You can now wear Spectacles indoors with Rochester Optical’s lenses
If Snap’s Spectacles are really about sharing your life with the world, we need a solution for capturing the majority of our lives that occur boxed inside buildings. This solution could come
You can now wear Spectacles indoors with Rochester Optical’s lenses
If Snap’s Spectacles are really about sharing your life with the world, we need a solution for capturing the majority of our lives that occur boxed inside buildings. This solution could come
Windows 10 Anniversary Update: Now prepared for business after 4 months of tweaks
Microsoft is noted a initial birthday of Windows 10 by releasin a Anniversary Update in Aug this year. The Windows 10 Anniversary Update that was expelled to Home users in
Why IT leaders should compensate courtesy to eSports
I recently attended a speak given by a CIO of a vast gaming house that owns a series of casinos around a world, where he minute a changing gaming market.
Geenee picks up $4.4 million Series A to make Instagram more shoppable
There is a huge disconnect between the way users engage with content on platforms like Instagram and the way that they shop online. Without native links in Instagram posts, influencers
Dusk’s new app lets you live stream anonymously
Online anonymity can be a double-edged sword. On the one hand, it can give people a voice when they’d otherwise be afraid to speak up — whether that’s because of
