Facebook memo raises concerns for investors Former investment banker Carol Roth and Barron’s senior editor Jack Hough discuss the 2016 Facebook memo written by an executive that illustrates the risks taken by the company.
Impact of potential Walmart takeover of Humana for consumers FNC contributor John Layfield, Wall Street Journal Senior Video Reporter Shelby Holliday and FBN's Deirdre Bolton on reports Walmart is in talks to buy Humana as well as President Trump’s comments on Amazon.
Facebook knew that the survey app could sell user data: report Ryan Long, non-residential fellow at The Center for Internet and Society at Stanford Law School, discusses reports that Facebook knew Cambridge Analytica could sell user data. Long also weighed in on what people can do to protect their privacy.
Will Trump mount an anti-trust case against Amazon? FBN’s Charlie Gasparino discusses President Trump’s concern that e-commerce giant Amazon is putting mom-and-pop stores out of business.
Anything on the internet is a digital tattoo: Scott McNealy Scott McNealy, a co-founder of Sun Microsystems, reacts to the privacy scandal plaguing Facebook, which reportedly allowed a political consulting firm to access the personal data of at least 50 million users.
Apple facing lawsuits for throttling older iPhone speed Former prosecutor David Di Pietro and attorney Deborah Blum on the fallout over manipulating speeds of older iPhones.
Trump targets Amazon: Is it all about Jeff Bezos? Point View Wealth Management's David Dietze and Layfield Report CEO John Layfield on reports President Trump wants to go after Amazon.
There's a huge uncertainty around Facebook: Lindsey Bell CFRA Investment Strategist Lindsey Bell and Forbes Media Chairman Steve Forbes on the state of the tech sector.
Fourth quarter GDP increases to 2.9% from 2.5% The Hill contributor Liz Peek and Capital Wave forecast editor Shah Gilani on the fourth quarter report and the rise in GDP.
Atlanta’s recovery from ransomware attack Cybersecurity expert Morgan Wright discusses the ransomware cyberattack in Atlanta and how cities can protect themselves.
Facebook looks to make amends with consumers Former Microsoft chief strategy officer Mark Penn discusses Facebook’s response to the Cambridge Analytica scandal and what Mark Zuckerberg needs to do to win over the American public.
Facebook data scandal fuels consumer wake-up call: Nigel Jones Privacy Compliance Hub co-founder Nigel Jones discusses the Facebook-Cambridge Analytica scandal and why users need to be more aware of what companies are doing with their personal information.
Trump on Amazon: Wants to create a level playing field for businesses, WH says FBN’s Adam Shapiro discusses President Trump’s concerns regarding Amazon.
Don't want the government going into my iPhone to protect me: Napolitano Fox News senior judicial analyst Judge Andrew Napolitano on potential tech sector regulations.
Facebook must do better: Sen. Tim Scott Sen. Tim Scott, (R-S.C.), on Facebook's data scandal, reports President Trump is suggesting using military funds to pay for a border wall and investment "opportunity zones."
Trump reportedly targeting Amazon over antitrust concerns Marketing Zen CEO Shama Hyder and Crowdsout CMO Shana Glenzer on reports President Trump is targeting Amazon over antitrust concerns and the fallout over Facebook's data scandal.
The company permanently revokes access to the anti-Islamic activist after earlier temporary suspensions. from BBC News - Technology https://ift.tt/2uxJakq
Atlanta hit by ransomware attack Defense One Technology editor Patrick Tucker on the ransomware attack that shut down much of the Atlanta's city government computer system.
NYC Council member takes on after-hours work emails New York City Council member Rafael Espinal proposes bill to protect employees from retaliation if they do not respond to work emails after work hours.
The Universal Media Server Project has released Universal Media Server 7.0.0, a major new release of its open-source, cross-platform media server for Windows, Mac and Linux computers. from PC & Tech Authority https://ift.tt/2J1ECGy
Amid the recent Facebook scandal, a new study found 31 percent of tech workers said they will delete their accounts on the popular social media platform. from PC & Tech Authority https://ift.tt/2DZG7Rz
Another day, some more Android malware, although this particular strain has a couple of ingenious tricks up its sleeve. from PC & Tech Authority https://ift.tt/2J1EvuC
Acer has partnered with Google to launch the Chromebook Tab 10, right before Apple's rumoured iPad launch. from PC & Tech Authority https://ift.tt/2J1EPcO
Ubisoft's vision of Montana in Far Cry 5 is diverting but ultimately a missed opportunity to explore some potent subject matter. from PC & Tech Authority https://ift.tt/2IbsCAU
Facebook's new privacy controls are too late: Robert Siciliano Hotspot Shield cybersecurity analyst Robert Siciliano on Facebook introducing a new feature for users to download and delete data.
Which social media company benefits from Facebook's losses? Viollis Group International's Paul Viollis and Disruptive Tech Research's Lou Basenese on the Facebook data scandal.