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Nick Cannon Fired After Exercising Freedom Of Speech, Says Netizens As 'Damn Nick' Trends

Several netizens react to the sudden termination of Nick Cannon from ViacomCBS after he allegedly failed to acknowledge and apologize promoting hateful speech and spreading anti-Semitic conspiracy theories in an episode of his podcast "Cannon's Class" on YouTube.

US Woman Held Captive For More Than A Year By Nigerian Romance Scammer Freed

The scammer, who was arrested Tuesday, July 14, had forced the unnamed victim to swindle people and companies using her American accent.

Google Meet Has New Protection Features For Online Educational Meetings

Karel Baloun works on his computer at his home in Lafayette, California, December 2, 2011. Facebook's IPO has been long anticipated, but veterans of other startups that have gone public say the period after could be fraught with new challenges. One s

Google announced that it will start blocking anonymous users from joining Google Meet online meetings organized by educational institutions and groups.

Analysts say Bezos's phone was hacked by an attachment set on the WhatsApp messaging app

WhatsApp's Business App Holds Massive Potential

Facebook is still working to unlock value from its 50 million business accounts.

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Ex-Porn Star Mia Khalifa Called ‘Racist’ On Twitter For Using N-Word Several Times

Some Twitter users called out Mia Khalifa for using the N-word several times.

Google Chrome Won’t Drain MacBook Battery Life Quickly Anymore With Upcoming Update

Google will soon make Chrome less resource-hungry, resulting in lesser battery drain for Macs, a report reveals.

As Advertisers Leave Facebook, Disney Could Benefit

Disney's offerings could lure many marketers.

White House trade advisor Peter Navarro, pictured in June 2020

Top Trump Aide Warns Of 'Strong Actions' On TikTok, Angering China

Top Trump aide warns of 'strong actions' on TikTok, angering China

Taheyya has been trying to repatriate her three-year-old granddaughter and two grandsons, aged five and six

Tunisian Families Battle To Repatriate Children Of Jihadists

Tunisian families battle to repatriate children of jihadists

Amazon has told employees to dump the TikTok mobile app, according to a Wall Street Journal report

Amazon Mistakenly Tells Workers To Take TikTok App Off Phones

Amazon mistakenly tells workers to take TikTok app off phones

Amazon Tells Workers To Take TikTok App Off Phones: Report

Amazon tells workers to take TikTok app off phones: report

TikTok denies allegations it censors political content to appease China

Amazon Tells Employees To Delete Popular Social Media-Video App TikTok Over 'Security Risks'

Amazon joins a growing list of companies and governments banning or considering bans on the popular video-sharing app due to its ownership by Chinese multinational ByteDance.

US President Donald Trump reacted angrily to the Supreme Court rulings

President Donald Trump's Potential TikTok Ban Forces Influencers To 'Fear' What's Ahead

Some have now spoken out about how shutting down the video-sharing app in the U.S. could personally affect them.

‘Back In Tune’: Spotify Fixes Issue Following A Major Crash On Apple’s iOS

Spotify announced that the issue has been fixed and the app is already up and running.

Facebook Repairs Bug That Prompted Brief App Outages

Facebook repairs bug that prompted brief app outages

Twitter's Jack Dorsey, pictured in November 2018, has pledged $3 million for the group Mayors for a Guaranteed Income

Twitter's Dorsey Donates $3 Mn To Test Universal Basic Income

Twitter's Dorsey donates $3 mn to test universal basic income

Apple tvOS 14: Everything New In Upcoming Update

Here's a quick look at the features Apple added to tvOS 14.

TikTok Star Charli D’Amelio Apologizes For Chase Hudson Drama: 'I Felt Betrayed'

Charli D'Amelio lashed out at Chase Hudson on Tuesday after he admitted to kissing Nessa Barrett following their breakup.

The surge in teleworking in the COVID-19 pandemic has created more opportunities for foreign government-backed and criminal hacking operations to penetrate computer networks, according to the US and British cybersecurity agencies

Microsoft Teams Puts You And Your Co-Workers In The Same Room

Microsoft added a slew of new features to Teams, including one that will place all video call participants in the same “room.”

The need to work remotely has caused video chat and video conference services to zoom in popularity.

Zoom, Microsoft, And Slack Just Ramped Up The Battle For Virtual Meeting Supremacy

The stakes just keep getting higher for these remote work software platforms.

Is Twitter Jumping On The Subscription Bandwagon -- Or Not?

The advertising market is taking a hit from COVID-19, and a paid subscription tier for power users could help mitigate those impacts.

Sony has seen a slowdown in its games and network businesses and expects revenue in the core sector to sag

Sony Buys $250M Stake In 'Fortnite' Maker Epic Games

Cementing what they termed an already close relationship, Sony has invested $250 million in Epic Games, the makers of the very successful “Fortnite” game.