Plenty of caveats here that allow Facebook to continue doing what it wants without explanation.
Source: Facebook has banned deepfakes. Sort of. – MIT Technology Review
Plenty of caveats here that allow Facebook to continue doing what it wants without explanation.
Source: Facebook has banned deepfakes. Sort of. – MIT Technology Review
Companies are giving retail/service workers more “wellness” benefits, in some cases to fend off unionization efforts and almost always to get positive stories written about them.
Source: U-Haul’s Nicotine Policy and the Harms of Workplace Wellness – The Atlantic
The number of layoffs rose in 2019 due in large part to corporate bankruptcies, which were the highest they’ve been in a decade. When that happens, those at the top get golden parachutes and those at the bottom have their healthcare revoked.
Source: The economic divide between the two Americas is growing – Axios
Consider that most service industry workers make far less than the $28.29/hour cited in the story, stock ownership is something most people can’t even fathom.
Source: It now costs the average worker a record 114 hours’ pay to buy the S&P 500 – MarketWatch
We don’t talk enough about the pressure workers are under to remain silent on important issues because speaking out could cost them their jobs.
Source: Amazon Threatened to Fire Workers Who Spoke Out About the Company’s Carbon Footprint – VICE
Instagram user growth is slowing, which means Facebook is going to double down on squeezing every possible ad unit into people’s feed in the coming year.
Source: eMarketer Instagram User Forecast Estimates Q4 2019 – eMarketer Trends, Forecasts & Statistics
Not that I don’t support farmers, but apparently it’s not “socialism” if it’s the redistribution of public funds to people you like and who presumably like you.
Source: Farmers Got Billions From Taxpayers In 2019, And Hardly Anyone Objected : The Salt : NPR
This is unsurprising.
Source: Music Streaming Soared From 7% to 80% of U.S. Market in the 2010s – Variety
it does seem that Netflix may have to make some alterations to its release strategy, even if it’s just to not apply the same model to every title.