Technology and the Internet
Technology:Napster takes advantage of an decentralized structure that’s hard to rein in.
Aug. 1, 2000
Business
A 1970s office building across the street from a light-rail station in El Segundo has sold for $11.3 million to Los Angeles investors who plan to boost its appeal to tenants in creative fields.
March 24, 2014
California
Meta is making changes that will make content concerning self-harm and eating disorders be less visible to teens on Facebook and Instagram.
Jan. 10, 2024
Entertainment & Arts
Proponents of artists’ rights in Hollywood are making their case abroad this week, in the scenic town of Geneva, Switzerland, where an international copyright conference convened Monday.
July 3, 1990
With a few careful strokes of the mouse, a face emerged on the screen before Peter Madsen.
Sept. 9, 1996
Letters to the Editor
Drivers in often oversized cars routinely exceed the speed limit. A solution to the increasing deaths that result is devices limiting the speed of vehicles.
Jan. 30, 2024
Movies
The Academy Awards nominations don’t come until Tuesday, but one person already knows he’ll be picking up an Oscar statuette on March 21.
Feb. 7, 1999
I’d like to comment on Loke Kawakita’s response to “Looking at the City in a New Light, and Seeing What Develops.”
June 26, 2008
Company Town
Caryn Marjorie, an influencer with 2 million followers on Snapchat, recently made a digital clone of herself. But what happens to social media creators when the robots come for their jobs?
June 27, 2023
Money & Company
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Aug. 16, 2011