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.
TechSan Francisco police interrupted the dismantling of the iconic Twitter sign but concluded that ‘no crime was committed’
By Kylie RobisonJuly 24, 2023
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PoliticsThe White House’s top A.I. official says regulation won’t give China advantages over the U.S. in the arms race: ‘It’s like having brakes on a car’
By Kylie RobisonJuly 13, 2023
TechSignal president says company will not comply with proposed U.K. ‘mass surveillance’ law requiring mandatory message scanning before encryption
By Kylie RobisonJuly 13, 2023
ConferencesMeta exec says ‘the metaverse hype is dead’ and he’s happy: ‘Now we can put our heads down to build’
By Kylie RobisonJuly 11, 2023
ConferencesCloudflare CEO says ‘exclusionary’ culture hurts Utah’s tech status, but admits Mormon missionaries grow up to be great salespeople: ‘you’re selling the toughest thing in the world’
By Kylie RobisonJuly 10, 2023
TechTwitter owner Elon Musk has taken first steps in creating an ‘everything app’ to rival WeChat. It’s going to be an uphill battle
By Leo Schwartz and Kylie RobisonJuly 6, 2023
TechTwitter is threatening to sue Instagram’s parent company Meta over its launch of Threads, report says
By Kylie RobisonJuly 6, 2023
CompaniesElon Musk needs payments to make Twitter an ‘everything app’—and the first 3 U.S. states just got on board
By Leo Schwartz and Kylie RobisonJuly 5, 2023
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