Top executives from the UK arms of Facebook, Twitter, and Google appeared in front of the Home Affairs Select Committee on Tuesday and were grilled about an apparent failure to tackle ‘hate speech’ on their platforms. The committee directed most
NASA has tracked down a lost Indian lunar probe that last had contact with Earth in 2009 by using a new microwave radar detection system to follow its orbit around the moon.
Microsoft has taken the next step in pushing advertising on customers of its Windows 10 operating system, with users reporting an advertisement for Microsoft OneDrive now appearing in their File Explorer.
Twitter has confirmed it is experimenting with greying out the profiles of users it deems are posting “sensitive content,” displaying a warning to others before they can read their tweets.
Hyperloop One has released the first images of their full-scale test track in the Nevada Desert which is currently under construction.
Instead of disclosing the classified techniques used to catch a pedophile, federal prosecutors in Washington state have instead decided to drop all charges against him for trying to access a child porn website, raising questions about the government’s limitations in hacking criminal suspects.
Uber has lost a battle in the British High Court which has ruled that all private hire taxi companies must have their drivers pass an English language test to be allowed to operate in London.
Netflix’s new Dynamic Optimizer system will use algorithms powered by artificial intelligence to compress video streaming, maintaining higher video quality on slower internet connections.
Google announced on Tuesday the launch of the new YouTube TV service: a so-called “skinny bundle” that lets you stream select cable TV channels on any device at a much cheaper price than regular cable television providers.
Reed Hastings, the CEO of Netflix, said that in a few decades time, the company’s job might involve entertaining artificial intelligence more than humans.
Facebook announced on Monday that it plans to lay around 500 miles of fiber cables in Uganda in order to better improve their wireless internet connectivity.
The only sample of metallic hydrogen, an incredibly rare metal that was first created by Harvard scientists in January, has been lost in a laboratory accident.
A livestream of a pregnant giraffe at Animal Adventure Park in Harpursville, NY, has been removed from YouTube after being flagged for “pornographic content.”
Blaire White, a transgender YouTuber and critic of cultural marxism, was hit with a 30-day ban on her Facebook page for “violating Facebook policies” but given no reason as to why the ban was implemented. However, after Breitbart News reached out to Facebook for comment, White’s ban was lifted.
Michael Arceneaux writes in the Univision-owned blog, The Root, that Breitbart senior editor MILO’s brand is one of “white supremacy.”
The Washington Post has removed a reference to MILO in a piece about his upcoming appearance at CPAC implying that he “espoused racist, anti-Semitic and sexist points of view.”
In an article for The Washington Post, writer Ellen McCarthy claimed Breitbart senior editor MILO formed a “bromance” with Bill Maher during his appearance on HBO’s Real Time, Friday.
Breitbart Senior Editor MILO appeared on Real Time with Bill Maher on Friday night, and leftists on Twitter were not happy about it.
Writing in The Telegraph, Charlie Peters, a second year student at the University of Edinburgh, argues that the “culture of intolerance” created by the current student left is driving millennials and post-millennials (also known as Generation Z), not to the left, but to the right, creating a new generation of conservatives.
The latest issue of Michael Turner’s Fathom comic series satirizes Breitbart Senior Editor MILO along with other internet commentators.
Facebook has announced it is taking greater measures to shut down advertising on its site that attempts to target users based on race alone.
The author of “How To Murder Your Life” has defended her publisher’s decision to publish MILO’s “Dangerous.”
Libertarian Party Chairman Nicholas Sarwark repeated the false claim that MILO planned to out “undocumented” students at UC Berkeley.
According to social media analytics, over 12,000 tweets have called for the assassination of President Trump since he took office.
The Foundation for Individual Rights in Education (FIRE) released a statement condemning the actions of the protesters at the MILO event at UC Berkeley Wednesday night.
Newsweek seemed to celebrate the violent protests at MILO’s cancelled UC Berkeley talk last night with the headline “Milo Yiannopoulos Gets Schooled At Berkeley.”
A SWAT team will be present at MILO’s talk at California Polytechnic State University on Tuesday, in anticipation of left-wing protests.
MILO and the David Horowitz Freedom Center have teamed up to take down the growing phenomenon of “sanctuary campuses.”
An article was published in the Independent on Monday claiming that “right wingers are creating their own safe spaces” on Facebook.
After speaking at the University of New Mexico on Friday, MILO and his crew headed to the southern border with Mexico for some wall-building.
MILO, “in the spirit of Trump’s agenda,” displayed the ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement) hotline for reporting illegal immigrants.
David Brock, the founder of Media Matters, plans to charge people to use a new “Twitter-like” website, with only progressives allowed to participate.
A poster has been seen at the University of Colorado, Boulder, which has a photo of MILO with the words “it’s always okay to punch a Nazi.”
An anti-fascist group are planning a “peaceful” protest at MILO’s speaking event at the Colorado Springs campus of the University of Colorado.
The person of interest in the near-fatal shooting at the MILO protest at the University of Washington has turned himself in.
As Donald Trump was inaugurated as the 45th President of the United States, leftists were freaking out on Twitter, causing topics such as “Donald the Unready” and “Mourning in America” to trend.
The Guardian has named The Milo Yiannopoulos Show on its essential list of 12 podcasts that would help their readers get “through the Trump presidency.”
Twitter has published an official “moment” that praises a pro-illegal immigrant group and movement, who “have a message” for the President-elect.
An antifascist group based at the University of California Berkeley campus are planning to disrupt MILO’s upcoming event.
The transgender star of the Netflix series “Orange is the New Black,” Laverne Cox, is set to speak at the University of Colorado’s Boulder campus on January 25th, at the same time as MILO’s scheduled event.
