Tech
Why corporations should not bow to the mob
Advertisers should stop pressuring social media to censor conservatives
Parler is not going to replace Twitter
The conservative app is not a driver of news and events
The Facebook ad boycott is a convenient virtue-signal
Whisper it, but social media ads weren’t all that effective in the first place
The trouble with Brad Parscale
What if you push the buttons that worked before and nothing happens?
The death of the private citizen
Why do news outlets keep seeking to out people who’ve done nothing wrong?
Another fine media mess
The Federalist, Google and the travails of the NBC News Verification Unit
Who doesn’t fund the Federalist?
NBC claims Google banned the Federalist from its ad platform...wrongly
Don’t tell your friends to quit their ‘problematic’ tech jobs
There’s never been a better time for encouraging tech companies’ rank-and-file to speak up
Twitter’s fact-check reignites calls for big tech regulation
Did Twitter just blow its Section 230 immunity?
We need an Internet Bill of Rights
Trump’s executive order against social media censorship doesn’t go far enough
Facebook is right. Twitter is wrong
Fact-checking widespread information on social media should be the job of journalists — but journalists have lost interest in facts
Forget Zoom college: it’s time for America’s youth to embrace entrepreneurship
No one should pay $40,000 a year for an online college degree
We need to talk about Democrats on TikTok
Why were they all jumping on Chinese spyware?
Is this the end of commuting?
The ability to travel within your own mind seems to be a great gift — instead we disparage it with terms such as ‘couch potato’
Dispatches from the Nerd-Hack war
The conflict between tech bros and journos rages on
We need a ‘Big Science’ approach for developing COVID-19 vaccines
Unless we take a global perspective and everyone is protected, this virus will keep coming back
Privacy or death — the final triumph of Big Tech
Technology can be used to tell us where people are, where they’ve been and whether they have the disease
The casual gamer’s guide to surviving quarantine
Time to dust off the ol’ controller
Do Democrats really need Joe Biden to stay alive?
A look ahead to America’s first hologram presidency
Skype dates are the latest COVID-19 nightmare
Coronavirus forces meet-cutes into the digital realm
The Spectator’s guide to video conference etiquette
The video call is digital Darwinism: make sure you aren’t the silenced
Washington is furious at Boris’s Huawei bid
The 5G deal is putting the UK-US trade deal in jeopardy
Twitter is manipulating the election
Context is everything
How close is humanity to destroying itself?
The Precipice: Existential Risk and the Future of Humanity by Toby Ord reviewed
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Even if the main rotor on a helicopter fails, it will usually continue to turn and can be landed safely by a skillful pilot
