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Trump’s executive order targeting Twitter is based on a law called Section 230 — which may be the most important law for speech on the internet
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“Arcana,” a new game with an old Los Angeles murder at its center, is reviving the ARG (alternate-reality game) format by utilizing Instagram. -
Made by American samurai-movie fans, ‘Ghost of Tsushima’ is one of the last games coming exclusively for PlayStation 4.
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Amazon workers say they need to know how many cases of coronavirus have hit warehouses and Whole Foods stores. As totals have climbed, the company has grown reticent.
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Harry Sentoso, 63, went back to work at Amazon as part of the company’s hiring wave. Two weeks later, he was dead from COVID-19.
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Coronavirus lockdowns have exacerbated the problem of food waste. Up to 40% of food produced in the U.S. gets thrown away. Apeel Sciences is hoping to reduce that by making fruits and vegetables keep longer.
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Apple and Google released their COVID-19 exposure-notification tools Wednesday, along with changes that will help public health authorities gather more information on who has the virus.
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Branching narratives and multiple endings, interactive TV is rooted in games. Some of it is fun. Some is so bad it’s good. One is from Russia.
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Amazon says ‘Crucible,’ its first major video game, is not a bid enter the esport space. For now
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Called Shops, Facebook’s new feature will let retailers upload product catalogs to their Facebook page or Instagram profile.
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Multiple L.A. restaurants have signed a petition opposing the proposed 15% delivery app fee cap.
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Uber, which faced challenges even before the coronavirus crisis, eliminates 3,000 more jobs and plans to reduce investments in many non-core projects.
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“Minecraft” studio boss on COVID-19-era college graduations happening inside the game and 50 million free downloads of education content.
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While looking at buying Giphy, Facebook executives realized they could get something else they value: data.
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Giphy, a library of video clips and animated images, will become part of Facebook’s Instagram group in a $400-million deal.
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Consumer privacy advocates have filed a complaint with the FTC alleging TikTok continues to violate child privacy law.
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Harry Sentoso, 63, went back to work at Amazon as part of the company’s hiring wave. Two weeks later, he was dead from COVID-19.
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Trump’s executive order targeting Twitter is based on a law called Section 230 — which may be the most important law for speech on the internet
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Musicians Avril Lavigne and Chad Kroeger have sold their marital home in Sherman Oaks for $5 million, or $400,000 less than they paid for it.
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Theme park reopening plans: Six Flags’ safety protocols include taking temperatures and requiring people to wear masks (except while eating).
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Getting through the coronavirus crisis is tough for everyone. There are particular challenges for people who are especially vulnerable to the virus and must start showing up at work.
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Among those listing homes for sale are Tesla honcho Elon Musk, pro golfer Greg Norman and singer Kelly Clarkson.
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Hope is known as a tastemaker in indie film and was responsible for bringing “Manchester by the Sea” to the streaming service.
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Hollywood wants to get back to work but with the threat of COVID-19 unabated, producers are turning to virtual filmmaking to complete shoots
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The three prominent anchors were swept up in a corporate-wide restructuring.
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Revenue losses from coronavirus force reductions at ViacomCBS, with the bulk of layoffs at CBS’ divisions, including entertainment, news and sports.
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California, joined by 22 other states, is suing the Trump administration over its decision to weaken regulations limiting auto emissions.
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A Hyundai dealer in Culver City blamed the pandemic for the towing away of nearly a dozen customers’ cars prior to closing. Hyundai says otherwise.
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Frustrated by state shutdown orders amid the coronavirus outbreak, Elon Musk threatens to move Tesla headquarters and manufacturing out of California.
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Tesla must follow the same rules that apply to other nonessential businesses, Alameda County officials said.
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Epic Games previewed its Unreal Engine 5 for PlayStation 5 with film-quality effects plus connectivity between platforms, brands and even politics.
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The “Plandemic” video was the latest breakout hit from the coronavirus conspiracy theory industry. Social media companies are scrambling to ban it from their platforms.
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‘Mew and Me’ is a game designed for cats. Well, cats and humans. The surprising lessons the game’s creator learned from cats.
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Coronavirus muted the hype of Microsoft’s Xbox Series X reveal. But there was “Assassin’s Creed Valhalla” excitement and a “Madden NFL 21" end run.
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The three-story home holds five bedrooms and eight bathrooms in more than 12,300 square feet.
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In the high-end motorsports community of Thermal Club, a three-story villa with a 40-car garage overlooking a racetrack just sold for $3.25 million.
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The Williamson, a high-end recording studio in Burbank, just hit the market for $2.35 million.
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The 2,500-square-foot recording studio holds eight soundproof production rooms and four offices.
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