A collection of advocacy groups from around the world on Friday released anopen letter to Twitter, calling on the company to restore API access to Politiwoops, a site that archived politicians’ deleted tweets.
How Google’s latest redesign shrank its logo from 2,145 bytes to only 305
Bit conservation! The redesign makes more sense now.
Google just had its biggest makeover in a decade and a half, trading its iconic rainbow letters for a blockier, serif-free update.
“[Google] wants to make people feel like they are more human and less about being in the guts of the computer.”
Google has a new logo or rather a new wordmark, if you want to be pernickety about it. And let’s be honest, when it comes to typefaces and logo design, people always want to be pernickety.
Seven of the largest tech companies have formed the new Alliance for Open Media, an open source project to develop new formats, codecs and technologies for viewing ultra high definition video and other media on the Web. Amazon, Cisco, Google, Intel, Microsoft, Mozilla and Netflix have joined forces to contribute their tech expertise to try and meet online demand for high-quality — including ultra high-definition — video, audio, images and streaming across numerous devices to serve users worldwide.
We’re at Cyberwar: A Global Guide to Nation-State Digital Attacks
In recent years, more than 20 countries have announced their intent to launch or beef up their offensive cyber capabilities. The result is a burgeoning digital arms race that presents a major threat to the security of our data.
The dawn of the war between hearts and stars may soon be upon us. Prepare yourself, and be ready to choose a side. This morning, in a blog post on the MTV Video Music Awards, the company showed off tweets featuring the customized moonman emoji for the event.
Twitter announced its latest diversity goals today. But the company’s goals aren’t that far off from, well, right now.
While WordPress powers 23% of all websites on the internet, it’s not the only open source content management system in the market. There are some other really awesome software like Joomla and Drupal. All three of them have a lot in common, but they still have their own pros and cons. In this article, we will compare WordPress vs Joomla vs Drupal to find out which is the best.
The 20 Most Infamous Cyberattacks of the 21st Century (Part II)
The number of cyberattacks are on the increase. Here is the second part of a list of the the most egregious attacks this millennium.
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