You said it wouldn’t be like last year. You promised you would get your shopping done in November and spend the whole of December drinking mulled wine. But the day is nearly upon us and you’ve forgotten a Christmas gift for someone (or two, or three?) Now we know why
If you want to channel the atmosphere of a Trump rally, or know what it’s like to visit the Barrie bus terminal, or to sit in on a Christmas dinner hosted by a member of the KKK, just spend a few minutes browsing the comments section of any online news source. It’s
Bold move, Amazon. By the end of the month, the Mall of the Internet will stop selling media-streaming devices from Google and Apple that aren’t easily compatible with its video service, Prime Video. It’s strategically anti-competitive without being legally anti-competitive since people can still buy competitor products at other retail
Here’s an absolutely terrible idea: a service that lets you rate people. And not just people who offer a service or are being paid for a job, like carpenters, hairstylists, or professors, but literally anybody – exes, coworkers, neighbours, Tinder dates, your friend’s newborn (given they have a phone number). Yet
If you think a keyboard and computer screen shield you from accountability for unleashing malicious vitriol towards others, let this Staten Island woman’s case be a lesson for you. Emily Fanelli has been ordered by a judge to pay $1,000 for a libellous, incoherent rage rant published on Yelp that referred
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