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An in-depth look at Amazon's ubiquitous presence in California's Inland Empire, with 16 facilities, as COVID-19 spurs Amazon workers nationwide to organize (Erika Hayasaki/New York Times)

Erika Hayasaki / New York Times: An in-depth look at Amazon’s ubiquitous presence in California’s Inland Empire, with 16 facilities, as COVID-19 spurs Amazon workers nationwide to organize  —  Covid-19 has cemented the e-commerce giant’s hold on the economy — but it has also spurred employees all around the country to organize. An in-depth look

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Twitch replaced the audio for Metallica's "For Whom The Bell Tolls" with folk music during the band's BlizzCon livestream, presumably to avoid a DMCA notice (Chris Welch/The Verge)

Chris Welch / The Verge: Twitch replaced the audio for Metallica’s “For Whom The Bell Tolls” with folk music during the band’s BlizzCon livestream, presumably to avoid a DMCA notice  —  The Twitch Gaming stream gave us this beautiful moment  —  Despite its later-than-usual timing and going completely virtual … Twitch replaced the audio for

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Apple's app tracking transparency pushes publishers like Zynga to acquire or build their own ad tech, creating first party walled gardens that Apple can't touch (Eric Benjamin Seufert/Mobile Dev Memo)

Eric Benjamin Seufert / Mobile Dev Memo: Apple’s app tracking transparency pushes publishers like Zynga to acquire or build their own ad tech, creating first party walled gardens that Apple can’t touch  —  , Apple is diminishing the ability for advertising to be personalized by limiting the use of third-party data for that purpose. Apple's

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Some viewers of Metallica’s BlizzCon performance heard the least metal music imaginable

That disclaimer at the bottom would prove relevant. | Image: Blizzard Despite its later-than-usual timing and going completely virtual for the first time, yesterday’s BlizzCon keynote brought with it some big news and exciting trailers. It also featured a musical performance from Metallica. The band isn’t new to BlizzCon, having first appeared at the conference

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As Facebook, Microsoft, Apple, Uber, Amazon, and others play larger roles in OpenStreetMap, hobbyists fear private sector will overshadow their work (Corey Dickinson/Bloomberg)

Corey Dickinson / Bloomberg: As Facebook, Microsoft, Apple, Uber, Amazon, and others play larger roles in OpenStreetMap, hobbyists fear private sector will overshadow their work  —  What do Lyft, Facebook, the International Red Cross, the U.N., the government of Nepal and Pokémon Go have in common? As Facebook, Microsoft, Apple, Uber, Amazon, and others play

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