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Ex-Google employee Kelly Ellis has boasted on Twitter about adding supporters of fired employee James Damore to a secret blacklist with other ex-Google employees.

The Chinese public is now able to “binge” watch surveillance feeds like a reality TV show, even spying on young children, according to a report.

Google CEO Sundar Pichai defended the dismissal of former Google employee James Damore in a blog post on Tuesday, where he called Damore’s manifesto “harmful.”

Inc. writer Suzanne Lucas has predicted that a lawsuit against Google will be forthcoming, after explaining why the company’s firing of employee James Damore was in her opinion illegal.

No one has made more money than Mark Zuckerberg in 2017, even Amazon Founder Jeff Bezos, who was briefly named the richest man in the world last month, according to a report.

Over 60 women are reportedly considering a sexism and “pay gap” lawsuit against Google, according to the Guardian.

CNN has been spreading fake news about the viral Google viewpoint diversity manifesto by James Damore, claiming that the now former employee argued “women aren’t suited for tech jobs.”

WikiLeaks Founder and Editor Julian Assange has offered a job to fired Google employee James Damore.

There was no shortage of verified Twitter leftists who came out in support of the firing of Google employee James Damore after he expressed his own views about diversity at the company, but there were also many prominent Twitter users on Damore’s side.

Fired Google employee James Damore is reportedly “exploring all possible legal remedies,” after the company fired him for authoring a viewpoint diversity manifesto.

Four scientists have claimed that James Damore’s Google manifesto is scientifically accurate.

The Google employee behind a ten-page viewpoint diversity manifesto that went viral online has been fired.

Numerous individuals alleged to be members of Google’s management team have been caught bragging about forming blacklists to impact the careers of colleagues with different political beliefs.

L’Oreal’s UK Marketing Director Vismay Sharma has claimed male makeup counters in department stores could be a reality within “five to seven years.”

Facebook is rolling out a “related articles” section that will appear below popular stories and those that are deemed to be “fake news,” according to a report.

The computer expert who managed to stop the WannaCry global cyberattack faces 40 years in jail over accusations he helped develop malicious software in 2014.

“Scruff,” a dating app for gay, bisexual, and transgender men, has warned gay conservative commentator Chadwick Moore for allegedly having a pro-Trump account biography.

In an article for Business Insider, Shona Ghosh criticized phone camera filters that whiten the faces of those in pictures.

CNN has published a critical article on Facebook’s slight minority workforce gain, which saw the number of Hispanic and Black employees increase by 1 percent each.

WikiLeaks has published documents from the CIA “Dumbo” project, which allegedly allows the U.S. government to turn off security webcams and corrupt recordings to hide “physical intrusions.”

The U.S. National Security Agency illegally spied on and surveilled technology entrepreneur Kim Dotcom in his homeland of New Zealand, according to a report.

According to the Independent, “Google could have a complete list of almost everything you’ve ever looked at.” Here’s how to delete it.

A select few technology outsourcing companies receive a disproportionate amount of H-1B visas, and pay well below average, according to a report from the government.

Facebook, Amazon, Google, and Netflix have ignored the chance to testify in front of congress on the future of net neutrality, despite their protests of the Trump administration’s proposed reversal of existing Internet rules.

An LGBT Pride march in Calgary, Canada, has banned police officers from attending in uniform, citing “historical oppression” and “institutionalized racism.”

Google’s artificial intelligence department is creating A.I. that can make its own plans and understand the consequences of its actions, according to a report.

The popular music streaming service and marketplace “Bandcamp” released a statement condemning the Trump Administration’s transgender military ban on Monday.

Two researchers have issued a cyber-security warning after they were able to discover the web habits of individuals including the internet porn they browse.

The world’s first sex robot brothel is currently in talks to expand globally, while an Austrian brothel has claimed that its own sex doll is now more popular with clients than real women.

A man has been arrested on suspicion of burning down a Phoenix, Arizona, LGBT youth center that he previously attended.

A judge has ruled that a Virginia politician violated the First Amendment when she blocked a vocal critic on Facebook.

Twitter has started beta testing a $99 per month tweet promotion service, which automatically boosts the reach and engagement of participating user’s tweets.

38-year-old Traci Lorraine Aragon from San Antonio, Texas, was arrested on Wednesday for allegedly posting revenge porn of her boyfriend following a breakup.

Google has reportedly purchased 52 properties worth $820 million in Sunnyvale, California, in the heart of Silicon Valley

An organizer for the upcoming Chicago “SlutWalk” has separated themselves from others in the march by claiming Jewish Pride flags will not be banned.

The Chicago “SlutWalk” has reportedly banned “Zionist displays” following an incident in which several Jewish women were expelled from the Chicago “Dyke March” last month.