Mathew Ingram

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  • 1960s television (wide crop)Tech

    Nielsen to the TV industry: Everything is fine, go on about your business

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  • Facebook’s office.Tech

    Facebook’s new algorithm can recognize you even if your face is hidden

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  • Apple Worldwide Developers Conference Opens In San FranciscoTech

    Here’s the real reason Apple caved in on fees for its new music service

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  • Squawk on the StreetTech

    Why would Twitter issue a press release saying it only wants a full-time CEO?

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  • Taylor Swift.Tech

    Apple gives in on music fees after Taylor Swift’s letter

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  • Michael BloombergTech

    Bloomberg has to decide what it wants to be when it grows up

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  • Inside The F8 Facebook Developers ConferenceTech

    If Facebook wants our trust, it needs to explain when and why it censors things

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  • Twitter Goes Public On The New York Stock ExchangeTech

    Twitter is finally launching something that its users might actually want

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  • People pose with mobile devices in front of projection of Youtube logo in this picture illustration taken in ZenicaTech

    Google News Lab launches three new projects focused on crowd-sourced journalism

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  • BuzzFeed’s mobile news app.Tech

    BuzzFeed’s new app is everything the site isn’t: Short, news-focused and serious

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  • Key Speakers At The Apple Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC)Tech

    Independent record labels say Apple is trying to put them out of business

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  • Tech

    The Guardian talks about why it is launching a mobile news lab

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  • Britain Damp DroughtTech

    Reuters survey has good news and bad news for media, but mostly bad

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  • Tech

    Would you rather have Apple’s human editors filtering your news or Facebook’s algorithms?

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  • BRAZIL-TECHNOLOGY-INTERNET-FACEBOOKTech

    One big problem with Facebook as a platform for news: It deletes things

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