The Wall Street Journal’s publisher confirmed Friday that Chinese authorities have declined to renew one of its reporters’ press credentials, effectively expelling him from the country, following an investigative story…
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Tech giants like Amazon (AMZN) have been jockeying over the last few years for the rights to livestream sports on their platforms. With a glut of streaming options available, people…
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President Donald Trump speaks about Fox News as though the network is his own state-run TV channel, journalists told CNN’s Brian Stelter on “Reliable Sources” Sunday. Trump’s flip-flopping feelings about…
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More than half of the country’s state attorneys general are readying an antitrust investigation into Google’s advertising practices, with an announcement of the probe set for next week in Washington,…
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Despite instituting a more stringent policy around hateful content in June, YouTube has been criticized for doing too little and not providing enough transparency. In a blog post on Tuesday,…
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Huawei’s new phone is about to go on sale, but it won’t come with YouTube, Gmail or Google Maps. The Chinese company will launch its latest smartphone, the Mate 30,…
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The hack of Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey’s account on Friday revealed a flaw in the social network’s systems that could leave anyone vulnerable, from lawmakers to CEOs to the average…
Here’s a special look at the fall 2019 season ahead in media, tech and entertainment. I’ve always loved this back-to-school time of year. Tuesday: Several big booksThe new book by…
A new Chinese app that lets people swap faces with celebrities is updating its policies after a backlash from users concerned about their privacy and how its convincing fake image…
Philip Morris International and Altria — which used to be one, giant tobacco company — may merge once again. Both companies sell the Marlboro brand: Philip Morris sells tobacco products…