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Facebook Is Built on Inequality
2012 was a big year for Facebook. In April of that year, Facebook announced it would acquir…
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Apple’s App Store Is the Monopoly You Want
C lass-action lawsuits do not always represent the will or best interest of the people. Su…
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Facebook Needs Fewer Engineers, More Professors
GOOGLE S ince the 2016 presidential election, Facebook has been under fire for the ease at …
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Buying an Apple Product Will Always Hurt
SOURCE: GOOGLE Our ancestors knew the pleasure of leaves crunching underfoot. We know the d…
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A Decade After the iPhone, There’s Still No Good Smartphone for Kids
Until fairly recently, the American Academy of Pediatrics recommended that parents avoi…
