News How one power-hungry leader destroyed Google search Mark Frauenfelder

twitter Major brands pull ads after they appear next to pro-Nazi content on Twitter Mark Frauenfelder

twitter Twitter is running major brands' ads on Nazi account Mark Frauenfelder

cookies This project shows the nightmarish state of today's web Annie Rauwerda

online advertising Only 13% of iPhone users are opting to allow their data to be tracked Mark Frauenfelder

scams California declares war on the Kars4Kids earworm Jason Weisberger

privacy This free VPN is a massive security risk Séamus Bellamy

Technology Italian company pays $1.5B for America's most embarrassing email domain Ellsworth Toohey

Internet The EU might finally kill cookie pop-ups, but surveillance ads live on Gail Sherman

websites An idea that could make reading subscription content affordable Séamus Bellamy

tech Tech companies want to buy Chrome from Google after anti-trust ruling Rob Beschizza

politics Study: bigots who hate one marginalized group increasingly hate all of them Rob Beschizza

Technology "Outlawing advertising is the best thing we can do for our world now," says philosopher Ellsworth Toohey

Disney New Disney+ TOS can force ads on "ad-free" subscribers, but that's not the worst part Thom Dunn

psychology Stanford's massive tobacco ad archive reveals a century of psychological manipulation Ellsworth Toohey

public health Bovine colostrum is the latest health grift to avoid Jennifer Sandlin

gadgets LG ends Blu-ray production Rob Beschizza

noads Happy mutants rejoice: Boing Boing launches clean, ad-free experience Boing Boing

apps U.S. judge orders Google to allow alternative app stores Rob Beschizza