no you didn't. https://t.co/WEr0G41rkC — Joel Winston (@joelwinston) July 30, 2018

Facebook plans to shut down data broker “Partner Categories” by Oct 1. These "Partner Categories" let Facebook advertisers target ads at people based on 3rd party data such as their offline purchasing history. https://t.co/w4WgAJQ9bb — Joel Winston (@joelwinston) July 30, 2018

After weeks of protest, Philly mayor Jim Kenney says he won't renew the city's data-sharing contract with ICE. https://t.co/3C7rJzLA6F — PublicSource (@PublicSourcePA) July 30, 2018

In America, we don't mind if corporations and "educational providers" steal data from children. — Joel Winston (@joelwinston) July 30, 2018

Hired to deliver online orders for Walmart in America? Walmart informed employees they would have to use their own car insurance policies. https://t.co/QxB0CmHmCY #gigeconomy #ecommerce #Labor #insurance — Joel Winston (@joelwinston) July 30, 2018

Take a peek into the widespread and opaque world of data mining for millions of minors. https://t.co/xc087f7IIc #privacy #data — Joel Winston (@joelwinston) July 30, 2018

Is Pittsburgh prepared for a cyberattack? The city stays mum on report that found numerous flaws. https://t.co/12Its0v8NE via @jabenzing @JDale_Shoemaker — Mila Sanina (@milapgh) July 16, 2018

New Facebook AI Research lab in Pittsburgh will focus on robotics, lifelong learning systems, teaching machines to reason, & AI creativity. — Joel Winston (@joelwinston) July 17, 2018

Amazon Kindle Unlimited is a zero sum game for authors. The more one author gets paid from Kindle Unlimited, the less the other authors get. — Joel Winston (@joelwinston) July 17, 2018

Today in upside down news: Fox slammed the president, FCC shot down Sinclair, Amazon's website didn't work and Netflix didn't meet expectations… What else? — Claire Atkinson (@claireatki) July 16, 2018