In what is becoming an all-too-familiar routine, the New York Times has announced it is pushing back its return to the office.
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Dell Cancels Some Alienware Shipments to Certain States
Alienware customers in specific states are in for a disappointment, as Dell is cancelling some shipments.
Apple No Longer Listed Under NAB Attendees
Following news Apple would be attending its first NAB Show in a decade, the company has been pulled from the list of attendees.
HBO Forces Apple TV Users to HBO Max, Shuts Down Apple TV Channel
HBO has shut down its Apple TV Channel, forcing users to embrace HBO Max instead.
Twitter Beats Q2 Expectations
Twitter posted its Q2 earnings, beating expectations on $1.19 billion in revenue.
Twitter Testing a Way to Downvote Replies
Twitter is testing a way to downvote replies, as the company looks for ways to improve engagement.
YouTube Unveils Super Thanks So Fans Can Support Favorite Channels
YouTube has unveiled a new feature, Super Thanks, as a way for fans to support their favorite channels and content creators.
Twitter Kills Fleets, Disappearing Tweets
Twitter has announced it is shutting down Fleets, the company’s disappearing tweets feature.
France Fines Google Record $593M Over News Copyright Battle
The French Competition Authority has fined Google a record $593 million (500 million euros) for not negotiating in good faith with news publishers.
BuzzFeed Going Public
BuzzFeed has announced it is going public through a SPAC deal, merging with 890 5th Avenue Partners, Inc.