Headlines
Jeff Bezos Medium post: Bezos says National Enquirer threatened to release nude pictures
The Amazon CEO says American Media tried to extort him. He responded with an astonishing blog post.
Amazon is trying to regulate itself over facial recognition software
The company joined Microsoft in calling for regulation on its own technologies in advance of possible regulation by Congress.
This Menswear Startup Will Recommend You Clothes Based on Spotify Data
Eison Triple Thread believes Drake fans will want to dress like Drake
New investigation accuses CBS chief Les Moonves of sexual misconduct
Les Moonves, the influential 68-year-old chief executive officer of CBS, has been accused of sexual misconduct from six women in a new investigation from journalist Ronan Farrow, whose articles detailing extensive sexual assault and harassment from Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein won him a Pulitzer Price for public service and kickstarted the #MeToo movement.
Casey Neistat interviews Logan Paul about ‘comeback’ documentary
YouTuber Logan Paul shocked the world after showing off a dead body for clicks. Now he says he’s changed, but not everyone believes him.
Segway’s New Drift W1 Roller Skates Cost $399
Segway’s Drift W1s can go 7.5 miles per hour and thankfully come with a free helmet.
Barack and Michelle Obama will produce films and TV shows for Netflix
President Barack Obama and former first lady Michelle Obama will begin producing content for Netflix under their company Higher Ground Productions. According to Netflix, the two will create “a diverse mix of content, including the potential for scripted series, unscripted series, docuseries, documentaries, and features.”
This is what Tinder’s new location-tracking feature, Places, will look like
Tinder is currently testing a location-tracking feature that’ll match people who visit the same places.
Miami’s growing tech scene tries to level up
Can South Florida recast itself as a diverse, affordable innovation hub?
Google Maps is adding a Where’s Waldo? mini-game for the next week
Inside of Google Maps on Android, iOS, and desktop, you’ll be able to search for Waldo and his friends from the classic children’s puzzle book.