Month: April 2022

Research details the impact of TikTok’s decision to block outside content from appearing to Russian users while allowing state propaganda (Will Oremus/Washington Post)

Will Oremus / Washington Post: Research details the impact of TikTok’s decision to block outside content from appearing to Russian users while allowing state propaganda  —  Last month, as many tech companies sided with Ukraine over Russia’s invasion, TikTok appeared to follow suit by suspending new video uploads and live streams from Russia.

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A look at the burgeoning cottage industry devoted to teaching children and teens about Web3, including Crypto Kids Camp, which operates a $500 weeklong camp (Rebecca Jennings/Vox)

Rebecca Jennings / Vox: A look at the burgeoning cottage industry devoted to teaching children and teens about Web3, including Crypto Kids Camp, which operates a $500 weeklong camp  —  Today’s parents must ask the age-old question: When’s the right time to teach my 5-year-old about NFTs?  —  This story is part of a group

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An anonymous crypto trader seems to have bought $400K of tokens that were later listed on Coinbase, before the list was public; the tokens are now worth $572K+ (Stacy Elliott/Decrypt)

Stacy Elliott / Decrypt: An anonymous crypto trader seems to have bought $400K of tokens that were later listed on Coinbase, before the list was public; the tokens are now worth $572K+  —  An Ethereum wallet went on a token shopping spree, focusing entirely on assets Coinbase later revealed it is considering listing.

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Why developers are joining the Great Resignation

Enterprise software developers are joining the Great Resignation, as they struggle to keep up with increased business demands and are bogged down by repetitive tasks in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, according to a new survey conducted by Salesforce’s Mulesoft. This has led to 93% of respondents finding it more difficult to retain skilled

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