Wes Davis

The judge found Google liable for publishing snippets from the site Ripoff Reports, which profits by allowing people to post unvetted “complaints” about others on the site and surfacing them in Google Search. As the judge in Duffy’s last lawsuit noted, would change URLs to keep pages visible.

A 2021 New York Times report about the site noted that Google began downranking Ripoff Reports and similar sites.

I wonder if that Four Seasons Total Landscaping hangout is still around.

According to Instagram head Adam Mosseri, who shared the test on his IG Updates broadcast channel, when the feature rolls out, you can make stickers from your own images or “eligible images” from others. Sounds like a fun new way for me to annoy The Verge’s Alex Cranz.

I’m not seeing the feature on my Pixel 6, but the Google Workplace blog says the feature will be dispensed over potentially more than 15 days this month.

I don’t know about you, but I can’t wait to format my old notes.

AMPTP walked away from talks earlier this month over its demand for two percent of streaming revenue. According to Variety, the union has amended that to 57 cents per year, per subscriber.

Yesterday marked the 100th day of the strike.

The picture showed up during a pre-game pop quiz the school may have been streaming from a YouTube channel. The channel’s owner commented today that they weren’t aware the school was using their content, calling it “unsolicited and unauthorized use.”

According to The Washington Post, associate athletic director Matt Larson said it was “inappropriate content by a third-party source,” and the school promises to better vet content for the screen going forward.

Update October 22nd, 3:12PM ET: Added comment from TheQuizChannel owner.

The outlet says it has not verified the reports, which come from Chinese state media outlet The Global Times, but points out that Foxconn founder, Terry Gou, is running for President of Taiwan.

Well, last night, it was apparently there to show off the hotel’s desktop. And not for the first time, either.

CNN quoted Cosgrave in a statement about his decision to step down.

According to CNN, despite losing participation from companies like Alphabet, Meta, and Amazon, a Web Summit spokesperson told the outlet the Lisbon conference “will go ahead as planned.”

Musk replied to a repost of it, claiming that the dents were from “the entire drum magazine of a Tommy gun” and “no bullets penetrated into the passenger compartment.”

I’m going back to sleep.