The company refuses to regulate fake news, so the U.S. government should regulate the company.

Is the billionaire, libertarian, tech luminary being oppressed?

How concerns about the social-media platform's targeting of younger users apply to everything it does

Prejudice is often coded into software, including tools used by the government.

The tech giant has received more than $1 billion in tax breaks. The government is also funding food stamps for many of its workers.

Facebook, Google, and Twitter are under bipartisan pressure in Washington, but that doesn't mean they'll be reined in next year.

Public anxiety over the automation of the workplace reached new heights in 2017, making clear that humanity isn't ready for the coming revolution.

How Instagram took us away from 2017

The Amazon Kindle didn’t change books ten years ago, and it won't change them in the next ten years, either.

Mining the cryptocurrency requires a staggering amount of energy—contributing to global warming and providing little public benefit.

Private equity firms overburdened businesses with debt, and now workers are paying the price. Will policymakers do anything about it?

Bad economics and political desperation have made corporate welfare a common practice. The solution: means-testing for economic incentives.

Under increasing criticism for spreading fake news, the internet giant is using communitarianism as a shield.

The ousting of a Google critic at the New America Foundation shows how donors have corrupted Washington's policy and research institutes.

Two companies—Facebook and Google—dominate the way we consume information online. And they are saturated with right-wing lies.