Jonathan Vanian

Jonathan Vanian is a former Fortune reporter. He covered business technology, cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, data privacy, and other topics.

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    Google Is Adding Free Wi-Fi Hotspots In Nigeria As Part of Push In Africa

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    LinkedIn Now Lets People Leave Each Other Voice Messages

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  • Facebook buys workplace software company RedKix.Tech

    Facebook Buys Workplace Software Company Redkix

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    Google to Sell Titan Security Key to Fight Phishing Attacks

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  • Twitter’s plans to clean itself up from bad behavior that plagues the services involves removing over 143,000 malicious apps from its service.Tech

    Twitter’s Plan to Clean Itself Up Involves Getting Rid of 143,000 Bad Apps

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    Google Cloud Grows With Target, Security, and Grammar Checker

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  • Amazon debuts Alexa-powered equalizer feature for its Echo speakers and certain other devices, like the Sonos Beam.Tech

    You Can Now Ask Amazon’s Alexa to Turn Up The Bass When Playing Music

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  • Google needs help from partners like Box to grow its cloud business.Tech

    Why Google Is Emphasizing Partners To Help Grow Its Cloud

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  • Microsoft shares jumped after the company reported its fiscal 2018 fourth quarter earnings.Tech

    Here’s Why Microsoft Shares Are Jumping

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  • Project LoonTech

    Alphabet’s Loon Will Send Internet-Beaming Balloons to Kenya

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  • Fortune Brainstorm Tech 2018Tech

    Why Smaller Satellites and Cheaper Tech Are Fueling The Space Boom

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  • Fortune Brainstorm Tech 2018Tech

    Why AI Needs to Be Audited Before We Have Self-Driving Cars

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  • Fortune Brainstorm Tech 2018Tech

    How Data Privacy Blunders and Conspiracy Theories Helped Fuel the ‘Techlash’

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  • Slack has acquired its third company, Missions.Tech

    Slack Just Acquired Its 3rd Company In a Quest to Broaden Its Product

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  • Fortune Brainstorm Tech 2018Tech

    Why Lyft President John Zimmer Thinks Scooters and Bikes Are Special

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