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333Daily Crunch: First impressions of the AirPods Max
We try out Apple’s new headphones, Spotify resets passwords and Airbnb goes public. This is your Daily Crunch for December 10, 2020....
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Disney+ has plans for 10 Marvel shows and 10 Star Wars shows in the next few years
Disney just wrapped up the first segment of an investor day in which it laid out its plans for its direct-to-consumer streaming...
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Early DoorDash investor dismisses “froth” talk, says company could grow 10x from here
[The stunning debut of the food delivery company DoorDash on the public market this week has plenty of people puzzled. While undeniably...
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Google, Intel, Zoom and others launch a new alliance to get enterprises to use more Chrome
A group of industry heavyweights, including Google, Box, Citrix, Dell, Imprivata, Intel, Okta, RingCentral, Slack, VMware and Zoom, today announced the launch...
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Spotify resets passwords after a security bug exposed users’ private account information
Spotify said it has reset an undisclosed number of user passwords after blaming a software vulnerability in its systems for exposing private...
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This is not a review of Apple’s new AirPod Max headphones
I’ve had Apple’s AirPod Max headphones for less than 24 hours, so there is no way I would attempt to write a...
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Survey: Americans think Big Tech isn’t so bad after all
Will JohnsonContributor Share on Twitter Will Johnson is CEO of The Harris Poll, one of the world’s leading public opinion research firms....
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Papercup, the UK startup using AI for realistic-sounding voice translation, raises £8M funding
Papercup, the U.K.-based AI startup that has developed speech technology that translates people’s voices into other languages and is already being used...
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Google and IAB adtech targeted with more RTB privacy complaints
Another batch of complaints has been filed with European Union data protection agencies urging enforcement action against the adtech industry’s abuse of...
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France fines Google $120M and Amazon $42M for dropping tracking cookies without consent
France’s data protection agency, the CNIL, has slapped Google and Amazon with fines for dropping tracking cookies without consent. Google has been...