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Why The George Floyd Protests Feel Different
Why The George Floyd Protests Feel Different
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"We can say that, for the first time, we've all been watching this together."
Why do the recent Black Lives Matter protests feel different than earlier moments of civil unrest? Entertainment reporter Sam Blake speaks with a company gathering data around how videos are being shared on Twitter.
Jamm founder and CEO Badri Rajasekar offers some thoughts on how businesses should retool as workplaces reopen.
Warner Media is retiring HBO Go following the launch of its new streaming service.
California investigators are reportedly examining Amazon.com Inc.'s business practices in the state.
The film academy announced new inclusion standards for Oscar eligibility today, aimed at boosting diversity and inclusion in the industry. This week's Office Hours podcast delves into what L.A.'s tech community can learn from Hollywood's mistakes.
In the first two weeks of the protests, videos related to Black Lives Matter and race in America were watched over 1.4 billion times on Twitter alone, according to an analysis by digital rights management firm Pex. Read more >>
People around the world have swapped cubicles for kitchen tables, opted for video conferencing over in-person meetings and ditched their commutes. Some thoughts on embracing what's changed: Read more >>
One of the largest and most active angel investor networks in the nation has announced its first members-only fund. Read more >>
Deal volume increased to levels comparable to last year's averages, according to a report released by the law firm Fenwick & West today. Read more >>
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