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- Comcast confirms plan to buy 21st Century Fox and control of Hulu
- It’s unconstitutional for Trump to block people on Twitter
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- Comcast is preparing bid for Fox TV and movie assets, countering Disney’s offer
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- Intel starts testing self-driving cars in Jerusalem
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- Amazon Threatens To Move Jobs Out of Seattle Over New Tax
- Company used by police, prisons to find any mobile device breached (again)
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- Visual & Critical Studies » Storm Ascher in “We need to talk…” at Petzel Gallery through February 11th
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- Researchers show Siri and Alexa can be exploited with ‘silent’ commands hidden in songs
- Lawmakers Move To Block Government From Ordering Digital ‘Back Doors’
- Duplex shows Google failing at ethical and creative AI design
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- Google unveils voice assistant that can book restaurant reservations
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- Harvard project will use behavioral insights to improve health care decisions and delivery – Harvard Law Today
- Visual & Critical Studies » Storm Ascher and Erika Verhagen just named recipients of the 2018 SVA Alumni Society Scholarship Award
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