A joint letter from the founders of Yahoo, Netscape, Google, Blogger, Twitter, the Internet Archive, Wikipedia, the Huffington Post, PayPal, Mozilla, Flickr, YouTube, Craigslist, eBay, and other pieces of Internet history tells Congress: "Let's not deny the next generation of entrepreneurs and founders the same opportunities we all had." Have you called Congress yet?
Everybody who's anybody hates SOPA
PBS censors free speech documentary
PBS has censored a documentary about Art Spiegelman, author of the Pulitzer Prize–winning graphic novel about the Holocaust, Maus. It removed a 90-second clip of Spiegelman at a public event.… READ THE REST
"Volatility" returns as Trump revives tariff plans: 50% on Europe, 25% on iPhones
Targeting the European Union and U.S. tech giant Apple, president Donald Trump threatened 50% tariffs on goods coming from Europe ("Our discussions with them are going nowhere!") and 25% on… READ THE REST
Trump Administration shilling for Elon Musk
Using the power of the US taxpayer for Elon Musk's sake, the US State Department demands that Starlink be given access to markets across Africa if those nations want to… READ THE REST
You can't escape Microsoft Office, so upgrade to the 2024 version
TL;DR: This one-time download of Microsoft Office 2024 for PC and Mac gives you the core productivity suite with minimal fuss. No matter what you do professionally, you probably need Microsoft Office. One… READ THE REST
Cancel Microsoft 365 and buy this lifetime MS Office license instead
TL;DR: Pay once, own it forever—get Microsoft Office Professional 2021 for Windows for just $49.97 (reg. $219.99) through June 1. Subscription fees are basically everywhere. Between your health apps, entertainment apps, and gaming… READ THE REST
Get a credit-card-size tracker—because a lumpy one ain't it
TL;DR: MagTag is a slim, credit-card-shaped tracker that fits in your wallet and works with Apple's Find My app—just $23.99 (reg. $59.99). Ever feel like your tech was designed by someone who never… READ THE REST
