Los Angeles TimesTechnology Tech companies say they support racial justice. Their actions raise questions. Los Angeles Times - Johana BhuiyanProtesters demanding justice for George Floyd have poured onto the streets of cities across the country in the days since Floyd was killed by Minneapolis police. Among the voices condemning Floyd’s death
Los Angeles TimesFacebook Mark Zuckerberg defends decision on Trump posts to Facebook employees Los Angeles Times - Kurt Wagner and Sarah FrierFacebook Inc. Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg told staff at a companywide meeting that he won’t change his mind about a decision to leave up posts shared by President Trump last week that many workers
Los Angeles TimesTechnology How Twitter made its own rules for Trump to break Los Angeles Times - Suhauna HussainWhen Twitter slapped a warning label over President Trump’s tweet Thursday night about riots in Minnesota’s Twin Cities, the company’s official explanation was that the president had violated a rule prohibiting
Los Angeles TimesTechnology Explainer: Section 230, the internet law Trump wants to curb - Los Angeles Times Los Angeles TimesOn Friday, President Trump signed an executive order targeting social media companies such as Twitter. The order centers on Section 230, a fragment of law from the 1990s that underpins much of today’s
Los Angeles TimesCoronavirus (Covid-19) Amazon won’t say how many workers have gotten COVID-19. So they’re tracking it themselves Los Angeles Times - Suhauna HussainUsually Jana Jumpp works nights loading trucks at an Amazon facility the size of 28 football fields in Jeffersonville, Ind. Now, she spends them shut in her room, clacking away on her sluggish computer.
