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A B.C. disgruntled customer who defamed a wood products company in his reviews on Google and Yelp has been dinged with $90,000 in damages.

The notice says such centers 'typically provide limited medical services and may not have licensed medical professionals onsite.'.

Women face blackmail after their details and intimate photos are shared online. The BBC unmasks a man behind one of the groups - thanks to a cigarette lighter.

​​OnlyFans is accused of conspiring with an unidentified social media company to disable accounts of adult performers working for rivals.

Sometimes you can say more with humor than with a polished speech or marketing spot.

As it turns out, people would download a car. For decades, Techdirt has highlighted the wide array of incredibly stupid anti-piracy ads the entertainment industry has used.

OnlyFans squashed online porn competitors with a bizarre scheme that bribed Meta employees to throw thousands of porn stars onto a terrorist watchlist, according to a group of explosive lawsuits. 

"The worst part is that people are buying real estate in these places," billionaire investor Mark Cuban told the YouTube channel Altcoin Daily.

Visa and Mastercard are suspending card payments for advertising on Pornhub and its parent company MindGeek.

Reports have surfaced about the removal of information about abortion from social media. Unfortunately, none of it is unprecedented.

Facebook is trying to copy TikTok, but this strategy may well signal the end of these legacy platforms.

The Goop founder is getting called out on social media for her "out of touch" comments.

Companies say their A.I.-powered tools are the best way to fix accessibility problems online, but many blind people find they make websites harder to use.

Medium was supposed to elevate writers and ideas. What happened? #writingcommunity #writers

The same goes for false claims about abortion safety.

The charges allege the individuals planned to use confidential Coinbase information about which crypto assets were to be listed on Coinbase's exchanges. 

A woman who admitted her role in a scam that raised $400,000 using a fake story about a homeless man received a one-year prison sentence in federal court Thursday. Katelyn McClure was also ordered to make restitution and serve three years' supervised release.

It feels that every other week a new article is written proclaiming the death of the venerable forum platform.

If the reviews of the last completely necessary and not at all superfluous thing you bought on Amazon looked like so much copypasta, there’s a good reason: Fake reviews abound and people are getting paid to post them.