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episode 545: Doughy and Divisive
This Week's Stories:
- YouTube cuts off Clearview AI face recognition
- Google sent private videos to strangers
- Google shuts down Chinese offices over Coronavirus
- DOJ vs Google
- Iowa Caucus Kerfuffle
- Google Q4 2019 Earnings: YouTube makes you $15 billion/year
- How big do you have to be to be a monopoly?
- Olivetti: shutting down the first personal computer
- Google's Assembler can tell if an image has been photoshopped
- How to hack Google Maps traffic
- ZTE quarantines their Mobile World Congress staff
- Spotify buys The Ringer
- Hear the Canterbury Tales read by Terry Jones
- Sale of .org held up
- The new emoji for 2020
- Hummer electric 2020
- Philips Hue hack
- Google's open-source two-factor security key
Picks of the Week:
- Ant's Good Stuff #1: A Personal Black History Month Recognition
- Ant's Good Stuff #2: Belton by Alison Ashley Darby
- Stacey's Thing #1: Camect
- Stacey's Thing #2: Ruby Chocolate
- Jeff's Numbers: Amazon 150m Prime members
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