Articles filed under Technology
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Copyright bots and classical musicians are fighting online, and the bots are winning
May 23, 2020 6:21 AM - As COVID-19 forces more and more classical musicians and organizations to shift operations to the internet, they're having to contend with an entirely different but equally faceless adversary: copyright bots. Or, more accurately, content identification algorithms. But who owns Brahms?
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The hunt for a work-from-home webcam: A story of broken supply chains, 'sold-out' messages and refreshing online carts
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The great video chat faceoff: Six apps. Dozens of heads. One came out on top.
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How the post COVID-19 workplace will be different
May 18, 2020 11:31 AM - As sheltering restrictions enacted during the COVID-19 pandemic ease, many suburban companies are expected to evolve to a combination of employees rotating days working home and in the office, alternating shifts to reduce crowd sizes. -
Buzzing bracelets could become a workplace accessory in the coronavirus era
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The limits of smartphone data are on display as the country seeks to reopen
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Facebook is quietly helping to set up a new pro-tech advocacy group to battle Washington
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In the pandemic era, the new hiring manager is now a chatbot
May 16, 2020 6:18 AM - Hiring has been moving online for years. But the global health outbreak has also made the shift toward automation feel more urgent for employers who are rushing to get comfortable with screening, interviewing, hiring and training a new worker remotely, without as much as a handshake. -
Video-chatting tips from Al Roker and other pros
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Uber approaches Grubhub with takeover offer
May 12, 2020 1:27 PM - Uber has made an offer to acquire Chicago-based Grubhub in a move that would build out its food-delivery platform even as it shutters parts of its own service abroad, according to people familiar with the matter.
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