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Facebook Employees Speak Up to Zuckerberg—Most Interesting Thing in Tech 02.06.2020

Internal dissent at Facebook! Employees are protesting the company's policies on Trump's posts. But really they're protesting what they think is their company's complicity in the mayhem that America finds itself in right now. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

An Italian doctor sends good news, poorer countries spike with infections, and scientists analyze the enzyme at the center of Covid-19- Tech in Two 02.06.2020

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Trump's Twitter Battle Continues—Most Interesting Thing in Tech 01.06.2020

The MiTT: the fight between the president and Twitter has gotten even stranger and even more consequential. And it doesn’t look like it’s heading to a good end. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The Fate of Section 230—Most Interesting Thing in Tech 29.05.2020

The president wants to overhaul section 230 of the Communications Decency Act, one of the foundational laws of the modern Internet. Why? Well, it seems just because he is mad at Twitter right now. He probably doesn’t have the legal authority to succeed, but, if he does, he’ll be opening Pandora’s Box. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

A race to understand outdoor transmission, a new set of guidelines for reopening offices, and difficult decisions for IVF patients- Tech in Two 29.05.2020

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Twitter Fact-Checks Trump—Most Interesting Thing in Tech 28.05.2020

Twitter's fact checkers just cracked down on Donald Trump. But they did it for interesting reasons and in an imperfect way. They're going to get a lot of blowback, even if trying to limit false statements about elections is an important thing to do. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Contact tracing faces security issues, infection rates are rising, and Google is rolling out new features to help- Tech in Two 28.05.2020

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Japan ends its state of emergency, New Zealand floats a four-day workweek, and the US approaches 100,000 deaths- Tech in Two 27.05.2020

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How Facebook Allowed Mass Partisanship—Most Interesting Thing in Tech 26.05.2020

New reporting from the WSJ about an internal effort at the company to limit the ways the platform pushes people into filter bubbles and enables partisanship. And, unfortunately, details about how the platform mostly quashed the proposed changes. You can read the story here: https://www.wsj.com/articles/facebook-knows-it-encourages-division-top-executives-nixed-solutions-11590507499 Learn more abou...

Business is Booming in the Cloud—Most Interesting Thing in Tech 23.05.2020

Companies that make infrastructure for the cloud are booming. Nvidia is now worth more than Disney. But can this growth last through a real split with China? And if it does, will there be a backlash against on the wealth in tech six months down the road? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The CDC changes its transmission guidelines, experts worry about polio, and bots take over the coronavirus conversation- Tech in Two 23.05.2020

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Joe Rogan Signs with Spotify—Most Interesting Thing in Tech 21.05.2020

Spotify is paying $100m or so to have exclusive access to the Joe Rogan podcast. Which raises the question: how come Apple, which had such an early lead in podcasting, lost it all here? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The virus shows signs of change, states ease restrictions, and your pillows are no longer safe- Tech in Two 21.05.2020

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A positive sign for recovered patients, a new estimate of Covid-19's deadliness, and a boost for faux meat- Tech in Two 20.05.2020

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Will AI Help Us Find a Coronavirus Vaccine?—Most Interesting Thing in Tech 19.05.2020

Ray Kurzweil, always a tech optimist, believes that vaccine development can be massively improved with advances in AI (to identify drug candidates) and biotechnology (to allow us to run virtual human trials.) Is he right? I certainly wouldn’t dismiss it, and we’re certainly headed that way. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

A vaccine trial shows promise, China faces new lockdown measures, and employers consider tracking technology- Tech in Two 19.05.2020

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The Building Antitrust Case Against Google—Most Interesting Thing in Tech 18.05.2020

A potential anti-trust case against Google is building. Here’s what we know about how an argument that they have monopolized the ad market could go. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

What Next for VR?—Most Interesting Thing in Tech 15.05.2020

Apple just purchased virtual reality streamer NextVR. Historically, Apple hasn't done much in VR. And it's a medium no one has really figured out the broad use for yet. But maybe that's about to change. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The WHO issues a warning, scientists examine the impact on seniors, and a top government virologist testifies- Tech in Two 15.05.2020

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The Future of Tech Work—Most Interesting Thing in Tech 14.05.2020

Every city is going to change as people realize that they can work from home just as easily as in the office. But Silicon Valley might change the most: tech workers largely have flexible jobs, and tech companies have been very open to employees working remotely. Combine that with the crazy rents in Silicon Valley and you have the recipe for major change, even when we’re all able to come back from...

An inside look at the first vaccine trials, a new stimulus package in the works, and an update for Twitter employees Tech in Two 14.05.2020

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What Happened to Marcus Hutchins—Most Interesting Thing in Tech 13.05.2020

Marcus Hutchins saved the Internet and then the FBI arrested him. Here’s his riveting life story, with lessons for all of us and a big moral question. Can good deeds in the present absolve us from the sins of the past? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Health officials testify, South Korea confronts reinfection, and scientists face some hard questions- Tech in Two 13.05.2020

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Should Facebook Be Paying for News?—Most Interesting Thing in Tech 12.05.2020

Many of my peers, and some legislators, are now arguing that the tech platforms should pay publishers directly. that’s an argument that i understand, but that also makes me uneasy. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

White House officials isolate, Germany's infection rate rises, and California becomes a vote-by-mail state- Tech in Two 12.05.2020

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