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Verizon says its media brand Oath is almost worthless

Yahoo and AOL are reading your emails

Some of the U.S.’s biggest companies are founded by immigrants

This is just a glimpse at the positive impact immigrants have had on the U.S. economy.

Yes, Flickr Has A Future—As “A Safe Place For Photographers”

The iconic photo-sharing service’s new management isn’t trying to take on Instagram. It just wants Flickr to make the most of its photos and community.

SmugMug is throwing once-vital Flickr a lifeline

Delta Air Lines just revealed a serious data breach: Here’s what you should do next

Yahoo had the biggest data breach in history and this podcast won’t let you forget it

The Glory That Was Yahoo

For one brief shining moment, Yahoo was the king of all it surveyed. Then everything went to hell.

Verizon shareholders want executive pay tied to how well it improves its cybersecurity

Federal judge rules that embedded tweets can infringe on copyright

Design Discourse Is In A State Of Arrested Development

A dearth of thoughtful design criticism has dire consequences for the profession–and society at large, writes Adobe’s Khoi Vinh.

Witness Google’s and Facebook’s insane digital ad dominance in these two charts

Flickr’s top photos of 2017 are dazzling proof that the SLR isn’t dead

Both Tumblr’s founder and head of communications have left the company

Digital media meltdown: Troubling outlooks for BuzzFeed, Mashable, Oath, and Vice

The Oath bloodbath continues: 560 people are being laid off

Yahoo now says all 3 billion of its accounts were breached in 2013 hack

Equifax execs dumped almost $1.8 million in stock before revealing giant data breach

IBM’s Remote Work Reversal Is A Losing Battle Against The New Normal

One CEO explains why IBM’s latest directive is retrograde and likely to backfire.