The New ‘Star Wars’ Trilogy Looks to the Past, ‘Solo’ Looks to Denny’s

As Solo: A Star Wars Story continues its rapid march to completion—a process director Ron Howard likes to keep fans abreast of—things have remained pretty quiet on the Star Wars front over the last couple of weeks, which is good; it lets everyone watch The […]

Congress should demand Zuckerberg move to ‘one share, one vote’

Mark Zuckerberg is an autocrat, and not hypothetically. Through his special voting rights held in Facebook’s Class B shares, he wields absolute command of the company, while owning just a handful of percentage points of the company’s equity. Like any autocrat, he has taken extraordinary […]

Cambridge Analytica tries to shoot down Facebook data sharing claims

After that, Cambridge Analytica jumped into specifics. The company “did not use” GSR data during the US presidential election or the UK’s Brexit referendum, according to its statement. In the US, it relied on data from the RNC, voter registry, “commercial data brokers” and consensual […]

‘Distasteful’ Call of Duty: WWII competition cancelled by RSL after backlash

Castle Hill RSL in Sydney’s north-west has had to cancel a Call of Duty: World War II tournament after a veteran member complained to NSW Minister for Veterans’ Affairs, David Elliot, that the tournament was “distasteful” and “inappropriate”. The tournament – which was to be […]

Conserve the Sound is an archive of noises from old tape players, projectors and other dying tech

All of us grew up around tech different from what we have today, and many of us look back on those devices with fondness. But can you recall the exact sound your first Casio keyboard made, or the cadence of a rotary phone’s clicks? Conserve […]