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Fake news laws are threatening free speech on a global scale
Richard Priday
WIRED Awake
Thursday briefing: Google workers demand an end to military projects
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bad data
Facebook Exposed 87 Million Users to Cambridge Analytica
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crime
Police Say YouTube Policies Motivated Shooter
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Silicon Valley
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Debating Spaces
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Wednesday briefing: YouTube headquarters shooter complained about 'age-restriction' of her channels
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Mo' Money
Spotify and the Triumph of the Subscription Model
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Workplace Incident
YouTube Shooting Spree Injures 4, Kills 1
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Baby Booms
New NASA X-Plane Could Bring Supersonic Flight to the Masses
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Streaming Debut
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Elon Alighieri
Tesla Starts the Slow Climb Out of Model 3 Production Hell
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The Great Awokening
Me Too Is Changing Even the Smarmiest Advertisers
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Telecom Deals
The Comcast-NBC Merger Is Little Help for AT&T-Time Warner
Klint Finley
Truckers Take on Trump Over Electronic Surveillance Rules
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Brexit
From rotting crops to migrant worker shortages, times are hard down on the farm that Brexit built
Gian M. Volpicelli
WIRED Awake
Tuesday briefing: Apple could begin shipping its own laptop CPUs by 2020
WIRED Insider
Special Deliveries
The World’s Fastest Drones Want to Save Lives in the US, Too
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Data To Go
How Grubhub Analyzed 4,000 Dishes to Predict Your Next Order
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