Tech is enduring a widespread public relations crisis. But not Amazon. The post Teflon Amazon, Where Bezos Gets Rich and Bad News Never Sticks appeared first on WIRED.
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Amazon is building a massive biodome in downtown Seattle… The post Amazon’s Expansive Biodomes Get Their First of 9,000 Plants appeared first on WIRED.
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It was close, but the two-hour marathon remains unbroken. For now. The post Nike’s Quest to Beat the Two-Hour Marathon Comes Up Oh So Short appeared first on WIRED.
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Drawing similarities to hacking that took place during the U.S. election, a large data dump of private email correspondence related to French presidential candidate Emmanuel Macron was released on the internet today.
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The U.S. Department of Justice has opened an investigation into Uber’s use of Greyballing, we get the first look at the rumored Amazon Echo device and Facebook shuts down its VR filmmaking division. All this on Crunch Report. Read More
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In the tech world, a lot happens in a week. So much news goes on that it’s almost impossible for mere mortals with real lives to keep track of it. That’s why we’ve compiled a quick and dirty list of the top 10 tech stories from this week.
The post Weekly rewind: Hydrofoil boogie boards, a 100-year-old hybrid, AI explained appeared first on Digital Trends.
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The campaign says hackers dumped a mix of real and fake documents on the internet ahead of France’s hotly contested election.
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“Mystery Science Theater 3000” alums release a comic commentary for the hit film. It’s uncanny what Lucasfilm and the Air Bud people have in common.
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The campaign of French presidential candidate Emmanuel Macron confirms it’s been the target of a successful hacking operation. The post Hackers Hit Macron With Huge Email Leak Ahead of French Election appeared first on WIRED.
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Private emails from the campaign of the leading candidate in France’s presidential election, Emmanuel Macron, have been posted online by an unknown source. The politician confirmed the leak in a statement, warning that this was, like other recent hacks, an attempt to interfere with the election and that fabricated content was mixed in with genuine emails. Read More
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