|
September 16, 2017, 2:00 PM
|
Mediagazer
memeorandum
WeSmirchTop News
| Alex Kantrowitz / BuzzFeed: |
Google allowed advertisers to target racist and bigoted keywords, suggested more similar keywords, and allowed campaigns using those keywords to run — Google, the world's biggest advertising platform, allows advertisers to specifically target ads to people typing racist and bigoted terms …
More:
Quartz, New York Magazine, The Daily Beast, John Battelle's Search Blog, New York Times, The Hill, CNBC, The Verge, Engadget, CNET, Fortune, SiliconBeat, Mashable, Search Engine Roundtable, Recode, Bloomberg, and TechCrunch
Tweets: @kantrowitz, @mikeisaac, @kantrowitz, @buzzfeednews, @johnbattelle, @issielapowsky, @epro, @profcarroll, @alex, @mikeisaac, @zeynep, and @hshaban
| Brian Patrick Byrne / The Daily Beast: |
Twitter says it has fixed a “bug” that allowed advertisers to target users based on racist and derogatory terms like the n-word and “Nazi” — Twitter's advertising platform tells prospective customers it has 26.3 million users interested in the derogatory term …
More:
TechCrunch, Recode, Vanity Fair, Mashable, Engadget, SiliconBeat, Fortune, Howard Lindzon, ProPublica, Daring Fireball, and Mashable
Tweets: @brianpabyrne, @pierre, @dylanbyers, @jordanuhl, @pierre, @waltmossberg, @zeynep, @paleofuture, @antoniogm, @willoremus, and @pierre
| Facebook: |
More:
Marketing Land, Breitbart, ValueWalk, Gizmodo, Fortune, CNBC, Adweek, The Verge, Recode, Axios, Nextgov, The Atlantic, Business Insider, CNNMoney, Bloomberg, BBC, Silicon Republic, BGR, TechCrunch, VentureBeat, BetaNews, The Register, TechSpot, SiliconANGLE, San Francisco Chronicle, Engadget, Boing Boing, The Hill, International Business Times, USA Today, and New York Magazine
Tweets: @propublica, @kantrowitz, @profcarroll, @kerrymflynn, @harrymccracken, @sarahfrier, and @joshconstine
| AnnaMaria Andriotis / Wall Street Journal: |
Equifax announces its Chief Security Officer Susan Mauldin and Chief Information Officer David Webb are retiring effective immediately — The departures of the company's chief information officer and chief security officer come in the wake of a massive data breach
More:
Investor Relations, Quartz, Gizmodo, TechCrunch, Fortune, Ars Technica, SiliconANGLE, Axios, Associated Press, CNET, Engadget, ZDNet, CNBC, and Seeking Alpha
Tweets: @pinboard, @alexandrascaggs, and @brianmcc
| Benjamin Mayo / 9to5Mac: |
New App Store guidelines crack down on iOS “virus scanners”, require Face ID unlock alternatives for kids under 13, allow P2P cash gifts without Apple's 30% cut — Apple has updated its developer app review guidelines for the iPhone and iPad App Store this week with new clauses addressing … | Wall Street Journal: |
Sources: Facebook gave special counsel Mueller data on Russian ad buys including copies of ads, targeting and account info, withheld same details from Congress — Social-media company shared copies of ads and account information, people familiar with the matter said
More:
TechCrunch, Bloomberg, CNNMoney, CNET, Tech Times, and The Hill
Tweets: @dseetharaman, @dseetharaman, and @jdawsey1
| Emil Protalinski / VentureBeat: |
Chrome will no longer autoplay videos with sound starting from January 2018 — Google today announced Chrome is going to war with autoplay. Starting next year, Chrome will only autoplay a given piece of content when the media won't play sound or the user has indicated an interest in the media.
More:
Business Insider, Chromium Blog, TechCrunch, ValueWalk, Tech Times, Fone Arena, Geek News Central, Tubefilter, Fast Company, Mashable, New York Magazine, Ars Technica, The Register, The Hill, Digital Trends, Boing Boing, International Business Times, HackRead, The Digital Reader, Forbes, Android Authority, Gizmodo, Android Police, ExtremeTech, TechSpot, BGR, Neowin, SlashGear, PCWorld, Geek.com, BetaNews, The Tech Report, iPhone in Canada Blog, Fortune, Tech Narratives, CNET, SiliconANGLE, Seeking Alpha, The Verge, Engadget, Inquirer, The Next Web, MacRumors, Mashable, Softpedia News, 9to5Google, and Android Police
Tweets: @wawilsoniv, @barry, @davezatz, @iamshanemorris, @sangster, @bobmcmillan, and @altnickrad
| Brenda Goh / Reuters: |
Source: Beijing city regulator told bitcoin exchanges to inform users about trading halt; OkCoin, Huobi, others say they will comply and stop trading by Oct 31 — SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Chinese authorities have ordered Beijing-based cryptocurrency exchanges to cease trading and immediately notify users …
More:
Reuters, Motherboard, CoinDesk, CoinDesk, Bloomberg, Virtual Mining Bitcoin News, Slate, Ars Technica, Business Insider, Bank Innovation, Business Insider, and Reuters
Tweets: @whatilearnedtw and @lisaabramowicz1
| Mark Harris / IEEE Spectrum: |
Google has spent $1.1B on its self-driving car project since its inception in 2009 through 2015, Waymo employee's deposition in Uber trial implies — Google has never publicly shared how much it spends on its self-driving cars. At first, Project Chauffeur was hidden away in Google's ultra-secret X moonshot program.
More:
9to5Google, CleanTechnica, Forbes, Business Insider, and Seeking Alpha
Tweets: @harrymccracken, @amir, and @amir
| Lucia Moses / Digiday: |
Washington Post's automated Heliograf tool has written ~850 stories in one year, including 500 on 2016 election that got 500K+ clicks — It's been a year since The Washington Post started using its homegrown artificial intelligence technology, Heliograf, to spit out around 300 short reports and alerts on the Rio Olympics.| Micah Singleton / The Verge: |
Online radio service Slacker Radio acquired for $50M by LiveXLive, a streaming service focused on live music — The online radio service Slacker Radio has been acquired by LiveXLive, a music streaming service focused on live music streaming, the company announced today.
More:
PR Newswire, TechSpot, Billboard, CNET, RAIN News, Los Angeles Business Journal, and hypebot. Tweets: @film_girl
| Hamza Shaban / Washington Post: |
Gab.ai sues Google for removing Gab's app from Play Store, says Google violated federal antitrust laws — The alternative social media site Gab.ai is alleging that Google violated federal antitrust laws when the tech giant booted it from the Google Play Store, according to a new lawsuit filed by the company on Thursday.
More:
Marketing Land, Gab, Wall Street Journal, Gizmodo, Breitbart, Mashable, and VentureBeat. Tweets: @hshaban. Thanks:@hshaban
| Haley Britzky / Axios: |
SoFi CEO Mike Cagney resigns effective immediately; Executive Chairman Tom Hutton is named interim CEO — SoFi said today in a press release that Executive Chairman Tom Hutton would be assuming responsibilities of Interim CEO, after the Board accepted co-founder Mike Cageny's resignation effective immediately.Sponsor Posts
Meta:
Open Source AI: Available to all, not just the few — Meta's open source AI enables small businesses, start-ups, students, researchers and more to download and build with our models at no cost.
Open Source AI: Available to all, not just the few — Meta's open source AI enables small businesses, start-ups, students, researchers and more to download and build with our models at no cost.
Tribe AI:
Build AI products that matter — Tribe AI helps organizations rapidly deploy AI solutions that have real business impact. We bring together world class AI talent and tooling to drive differentiated results.
Build AI products that matter — Tribe AI helps organizations rapidly deploy AI solutions that have real business impact. We bring together world class AI talent and tooling to drive differentiated results.
Zoho:
5 common accounting mistakes — This is a guest post by Yaali Bizappln Solutions. A lot of businesses manage their customers and finances on separate platforms. This disconnect often leads to missed invoices …
5 common accounting mistakes — This is a guest post by Yaali Bizappln Solutions. A lot of businesses manage their customers and finances on separate platforms. This disconnect often leads to missed invoices …
Hamming:
Make AI Voice Agents trustworthy — Hamming AI automatically tests AI voice agents and continuously monitors them in production.
Make AI Voice Agents trustworthy — Hamming AI automatically tests AI voice agents and continuously monitors them in production.Who's Hiring In Tech?
Techmeme Ride Home:
Thu. 11/21 - What The DOJ Wants Google To Do
The day's tech news, every day at 5pm ET. Fifteen minutes and you're up to date.
Subscribe via
Apple Podcasts,
Spotify, or
RSS.
About This Page
This is a Techmeme archive page. It shows how the site appeared at 2:00 PM ET, September 16, 2017.
The most current version of the site as always is available at our home page. To view an earlier snapshot click here and then modify the date indicated.
From Mediagazer
Caitlin Huston / The Hollywood Reporter:Lachlan Cartwright / The Ankler:
Jon Brodkin / Ars Technica:
Upcoming Tech Events
More News
| Todd Spangler / Variety: |
| Yasha Levine / The Baffler: |
Tweets: @neuwaves, @neuwaves, @lucasjosh, @thebafflermag, @socraticgadfly, @timothys, @yashalevine, @thebafflermag, and @thebafflermag
Earlier Picks
| Daniel Terdiman / Fast Company: |
More:
Facebook, BetaKit, VentureBeat, Wall Street Journal, Fortune, Globe and Mail, Prime Minister of Canada, and TechCrunch. Tweets: @harrymccracken
| Josh Constine / TechCrunch: |
More:
Tubefilter, GamesIndustry.biz, and Silicon Republic
Tweets: @joshconstine, @garrytan, and @joshconstine
| Neil Hughes / AppleInsider: |
More:
TechCrunch, AppleInsider, ZDNet, MacRumors, The Mac Observer, ValueWalk, Cult of Mac, CNET, Engadget, TechSpot, Fortune, The Verge, MacDailyNews, SlashGear, Business Insider, Tom's Guide, Neowin, and BGR. Tweets: @kevinweil