How news of the sudden sacking of a Silicon Valley start-up CEO overshadowed reports about two wars and is part of a future war over AI safety that hasn’t ...

There’s no coming back — not when your social media platform glorifies Hitler and Nazis

The bubble of artificially inflated prices for mediocre art has burst

A year is a long, long time in social media — more than long enough for Musk to ruin Twitter

The SABC’s antiquated funding model gives the governing party a national mouthpiece

Television  has been subsumed into the internet — and the Springboks will win the World Cup

The government seems intent on creating its own streaming channel even though the broadcaster’s finances are plummeting

The company’s method of using the data of internet users has been exposed in US court hearings

With blackouts degrading mobile phone signals, many have turned elsewhere — and it’s hurting the operators

Ireland’s Data Protection Commission has slapped the platform with a €345m fine over privacy

The search giant will have a hard time arguing it didn’t break antitrust laws or put pressure on smartphone manufacturers to preload its apps

McKinsey can’t even tell people what its conference is about, who the speakers are or how to fix Africa’s problems

New European legislation aims to rein in the surveillance capitalism of social media and tech giants

Academics have used AI to listen to and interpret  keyboard sounds — with 95% accuracy

South Africa needs improved, faster internet, and the state cannot provide it

Is it terrible to restrict screen time for children? Only if the parents do it too