That Widely Circulated List of COVID-19 Tips Is a Hoax
Stanford Health Care disavows the viral Google Doc attributed to the university
Quibi Is Almost Here. Will Audiences Bite?
Short-form streaming app Quibi is betting on bite-sized attention spans
Buying Genuine Kobe Memorabilia Takes Skepticism—and (Ideally) an Authenticator
Phony autographs have proliferated online since the Lakers legend passed in January
Big Changes to YouTube’s Rules Have Creators Claiming #YouTubeIsOver
As the platform cracks down on bullying and advertising to kids, some content creators are worried their cash cow will dry up
Internet Trolls Are Peddling a Poorly Faked Photo of Adam Schiff and Jeffrey Epstein
Creeps in the internet's darkest corners keep coming up with wild ways to smear the California Rep leading the impeachment hearings
In Supremely Boomer Move, Fox Applies to Trademark the Phrase ‘OK, Boomer’
And the network isn't the first to try to cash in
It’s Been a Full Year Since Fox News Dispatched a Tweet
Incidentally, the conservative news network's last post was about a DACA ruling
What Does a Chinese Company Want with Gay Hookup App Grindr?
When a staid conglomerate snatched up the app, everyone expected a few bumps. But nobody predicted a counterintelligence investigation by the FBI
Elon Musk, Twitter’s Favorite Tweeter, Is ‘Going Offline’
As the Tesla exec takes a breather, a look back at his turbulent history on the platform
50 Years Ago, the First Internet Message Was Dispatched from UCLA
Before there was Google or Facebook there was ARPANET, a rudimentary network that laid the groundwork for a revolution in technology