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How the internet is disappearing before our eyes
The Week via Yahoo News· 2 days agoAmid the online proliferation of disinformation, it is becoming "harder to surface and...There is "some fightback" to combat disappearing content from ...
Josip Heit in an Interview with NATIONAL TIMES AUSTRALIA about Wikipedia and the Revolution in News...
The Joplin Globe· 4 days agoAgainst this backdrop, NATIONAL TIMES AUSTRALIA conducted an interview with Josip Heit at a time...
The Internet Is Not Forever: 38% of Web Pages From 2013 No Longer Exist
PC Magazine· 5 days agoPew’s study, based on a sample of almost a million pages recorded by the nonprofit archive Common...
38% of webpages from 2013 have disappeared from the Internet
PC World· 5 days agoNew research from Pew reveals how much of the Internet has become inaccessible.
The right’s fascism problem
Politico· 3 days agoThe credibility of these explanations has been drawn into question by Trump’s own invocations of fascist language — including his recent comments calling...
‘That’ll cost you, ChatGPT’ — copyright needs an update for the age of AI
The Hill· 2 days agoIn the internet age, copyright infringement lawsuits concentrate public attention on the speed at...
Q: Are There No Good Social Networks Left? A: There Is Quora!
GQ via Yahoo News· 2 days agoEvery question and answer feels...coming from a real person, not a creep in their mother’s basement....
38% Of Webpages From 2013 Have Vanished, Pew Study Finds
Search Engine Journal· 5 days agoA new study by Pew Research Center reveals the fleeting nature of online information: 38% of webpages from 2013 are no longer accessible a decade later. The
Lawmakers say Section 230 repeal will protect children—opponents predict chaos
Ars Technica· 3 days agoA proposed repeal of Section 230 is designed to punish Big Tech but is also facing opposition from...
Google tweaks the business of clicks
Yahoo Finance· 2 days agoGoogle taketh away, but Google sometimes giveth. For Google and its backers, the company isn't jeopardizing its own search-world dominance, but...
