Kylie Robison is a former senior technology reporter at Fortune, where she covered Big Tech and social media companies. She broke several major scoops on X, formerly Twitter, such as its plans to begin charging new users $1 a year to access key features, its plans to remove headlines from news articles, and the resignation of its head of trust and safety. She previously worked as a technology reporter at Business Insider.
TechSalesforce tells tech workers it’s ending the once-a-month ‘well-being’ holidays offered during COVID
By Kylie RobisonOctober 3, 2022
TechThey watched their friends get laid off, then their workload doubled. Meet Silicon Valley’s rattled layoff ‘survivors’
By Kylie RobisonSeptember 30, 2022
TechSalesforce revived San Francisco’s downtown for a week, but the company’s own return-to-office plans lingered awkwardly
By Kylie RobisonSeptember 24, 2022
TechUber employees are being barraged with obscene images in a major hack, and they’re worried their financial data may have been compromised
By Kylie RobisonSeptember 16, 2022
TechTwilio promises ‘anti-racist’ layoffs as CEO says 11% job cuts won’t hit workers from ‘marginalized communities’ more than others
By Kylie RobisonSeptember 14, 2022
TechAlphabet, Meta and Snap have a shared threat unlike any they’ve faced before. Why TikTok is keeping the world’s most powerful CEOs up at night
By Kylie RobisonSeptember 13, 2022
TechBob Iger says Disney abandoned Twitter acquisition in 2016 after discovering ‘substantial’ amount of bots
By Kylie RobisonSeptember 7, 2022
By Kylie RobisonSeptember 7, 2022
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