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YouTube won't remove a livestream from outside the Boulder mass shooting
A man named Dean Schiller livestreamed more than three hours of the incident.
NTSB cites Tesla to make the case for stricter autonomous driving regulation
The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) is calling on its sister agency to implement stricter regulations related to automated vehicle technology.
Microsoft's advanced cybersecurity tech is now available in dozens of countries
Microsoft is making the service's enterprise-grade identity and access management features available to all AccountGuard members in 31 democracies at no additional cost.
Facebook will start accepting political ads again on March 4th
Facebook put the initial ban in place after polls for the 2020 presidential election closed on the night of November 3rd.
Politicians are trying to legalize 'hoverboards' in New York
Plenty of New Yorkers will have woken up on Christmas morning and discovered a motorized two-wheeler, otherwise known as a "hoverboard," underneath their festive tree. The electric curiosities are currently illegal to ride in the city, but a small group of politicians are fighting to lift the ban with an amended set of traffic laws. New York State Senator Jose Peralta held a news conference yesterday with Assembleyman David Weprin and council members Andy King and Ydanis Rodriguez; they're pushing forward two bills which, if passed by the New York Senate and Assembly, could make the devices legal on public roads and sidewalks.
