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George Clooney has been accused of helping “blacklist” an actress after she complained of sexual and racial harassment.

The New York Times has banned its reporters and editors from promoting their political views on social media, according to new guidelines released by the company.

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg wants “to get a billion people in virtual reality,” according to a report.

PornHub has revealed an algorithm that automatically detects actors and sex acts in videos, before listing them, according to a report.

Kansas City Mayor Sly James bought and reviewed 1,000 Amazon products in an effort to entice the online retailer into building their second headquarters in the area. After Amazon asked cities to make them interested in settling there, alluding to

Denise Young Smith, Apple’s new Vice President for Diversity and Inclusion, has claimed that “12 white, blue-eyed, blonde men in a room” could also be considered “diverse.”

Israeli government hackers have been revealed to be behind the discovery of National Security Agency (NSA) tools on Russian anti-virus company Kaspersky’s network.

Amazon is exploring ways it could deliver packages to your car trunk or inside your home in an effort to stop package theft, according to a report.

British Prime Minister Theresa May is reportedly considering regulating Facebook and Google the same way as news organizations.

NBC News passed on a story by contributor Ronan Farrow that it allegedly possessed in August about three separate rape allegations against Harvey Weinstein that eventually appeared in the New Yorker Tuesday, according to a report.

Visitors to the popular porn website PornHub may have been infected by hackers who hijacked the site’s “advertising supply chain,” according to a report.

Google, Facebook, and Twitter are reportedly “scrambling” in an effort to stop regulation of their companies by the government, according to a report.

Uber has shut down its UberPop service in Norway, expressing hope for a change in the law which currently makes the company’s operation and expansion difficult, according to a report.

Dame Judi Dench has responded to the string of sexual harassment allegations against Hollywood producer and Democratic Party donor Harvey Weinstein, claiming she was “completely unaware” of the claims, which she called “horrifying.”

Google has been accused of racketeering in a new lawsuit, which claims the company “has a pattern of stealing trade secrets from people it first invites to collaborate,” according to a report.

The Democratic National Committee has responded to sexual harassment allegations against Democratic Party donor and Hollywood mogul Harvey Weinstein by pledging to donate a small portion of the contributions it received from him to women’s charities.

An HIV positive man has been accused of attempting to infect Grindr dates with sabotaged condoms, according to a report.

Apple and Google are set to introduce a new series of “gender-neutral” face emojis in an update.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk claimed on Twitter that his company could provide Puerto Rico with a new power grid comprised of “independent solar and battery systems.”

State Street Corp., the bank behind the installation of the “Fearless Girl” statue on Wall Street, has reportedly settled more than 300 gender discrimination allegations within the company.

Google Clips, a new AI-powered camera, watches everything to determine on its own what and who you want it to film.

Two members of the House of Representatives want to regulate Twitter to stop “racism and bigotry,” according to a report.

The European Union has ordered Amazon to pay nearly $300 million over an alleged “illegal tax advantage,” according to a report.

The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has awarded Equifax a $7.25 million fraud-prevention contract following the company’s massive security breach which affected over 140 million consumers.

Anti-Trump Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi is attempting to reduce the power of the company’s co-founder and former CEO Travis Kalanick in an ongoing power struggle, according to a report.

Indonesia, the largest Muslim nation in the world, is currently considering a ban on LGBT television characters, according to a report.

The Trump Administration has proposed a foreign profits tax for large companies in their new tax plan, garnering criticism from lobbyists.

Barry C. Lynn, a former senior fellow at the New America Foundation who was fired after criticizing Google, claimed this week democracy could be threatened by technology monopolies.

Investigations into alleged Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election could force Google and Facebook to reveal algorithm secrets, according to a report.

People in the United Kingdom could face up to fifteen years in prison for repeatedly viewing “far-right propaganda” or “terrorist material” online, according to a report.

Seventeen men “suspected of homosexuality” were tried in Egypt on Sunday on charges of “debauchery” and “incitement to debauchery,” according to a report.

Google Americas President Allan Thygesen commented on the company’s advertising problems during a panel discussion on Tuesday, where he admitted the faults in the system.

A genital reconstructive surgeon who specializes in transgender reversal operations has received dozens of requests for operations, according to a report. The Telegraph interviewed Professor Miroslav Djordjevic in an article titled, “Sex change regret: Gender reversal surgery is on the

Artificial intelligence can predict whether your relationship will last based on how you speak to your partner, according to a report.

YouTube is reportedly blocking content creators from linking their Patreon accounts at the end of videos unless they’re monetized through the platform’s Partner Program.

One-third of IBM employees are currently based in India, despite the company’s American roots, according to a report.