YouTube’s Q1 Ad Revenue Surged 50% to $6 Billion
The internet video giant continues to rake in cash for Google
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9 April Fools’ Day Headlines That Turned Out to Be True (Photos)
From the death of Marvin Gaye to a Will Ferrell-Kristen Wiig Lifetime movie, these events were unfortunately timed but were 100 percent real
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Big Tech Got $3 Trillion Bigger During the Pandemic – and Became a Bigger Target
How COVID Changed Hollywood Special Report: “Tech companies were already positioned for this growth,” Gerber Kawasaki’s Brett Sifling says
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YouTube Now Reaches 120 Million Americans Via Connected TVs
The internet’s biggest video site continues to win over more viewers in the living room — a fact YouTube wants more advertisers to take notice of
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What Facebook’s Ban on News in Australia Means for the U.S.
A proposed news media law in Australia is not yet official, but Facebook proactively decided to block Aussies from sharing news links anyway
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Wall Street Journal, NY Post and Other News Corp Outlets to Partner With Google
Murdoch publications are joining Google News Showcase in a deal to share ad revenue and build a new subscription platform
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Tech Talk With Sean Burch and Alex Kantrowitz: How Parler Crackdown Could Make ‘Life Miserable’ for Amazon, Google | PRO Video
Democrats and Republicans could soon unite to hit Big Tech on antitrust issues, Alex Kantrowitz says
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Parler Suspended From Google Play Store for Lack of Moderation on ‘Egregious Content’
“For us to distribute an app through Google Play, we do require that apps implement robust moderation for egregious content,” Google spokesperson says
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YouTube Bans OANN for a Week for ‘Harmful’ Coronavirus Misinformation
The channel has been demonetized after it violated YouTube’s COVID-19 misinformation policy
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How Big Tech ‘Dodged a Bullet’ With a Biden Victory
“I can’t imagine a world in which Joe Biden is going to really attack [social platforms] and vilify them,” one analyst says
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Will Congress’ Latest Grilling of Big Tech Execs Finally Lead to Change?
Lawmakers grilled Twitter’s Jack Dorsey and Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg on their platforms’ moderation policies
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Why Breaking Up Google Is ‘Unlikely,’ Despite Justice Department’s Antitrust Lawsuit
The U.S. government will have a hard time proving Google’s dominance brings “harm to consumers,” one antitrust expert tells TheWrap
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9 Most Epic Tech Failures Since Y2K, From Microsoft Zune to Quibi (Photos)
Even the biggest companies have made colossal mistakes
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Google Hit With Antitrust Lawsuit by US Justice Department
About 90% of U.S. search queries are funneled through Google, blocking competitors from gaining enough users to scale, the government said on Tuesday
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Justice Department to Slap Google With Antitrust Suit
The charge is expected to come Tuesday, according to the Washington Post
