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The article announces resignation of Sheryl Sandberg as Chief Operating Officer (COO) of social media company, Facebook/.

The article focuses on Elan Musk was under great pressure to get Tesla on firmer footing after a series of disappointing earnings, he took to Twitter, where he showed a great deal of vulnerability - highly unusual for a tech overlord like himself.

In the article, the author discusses the move by Twitter shareholder Elon Musk to offer to buy the social media firm for 43 billion dollars in order to make it private and unlock its potential.

A personal narrative is presented which explores the author's experience of the jig is up for almost every highnying tech company and usually because executives put on blinders to one constant rule of innovation that I've observed: The young devour the old.

The article discusses that Mark Zuckerberg as C.E.O. of Facebook will continue to wield all the real power at Facebook for as long as he wants. Topics discussed include the era of his being the adored dear leader and cultural touchstone at the company is effectively over; and Ms. Haugen has managed the rollout of the revelations as if it were the invasion of Normandy.

The article reports that the lawsuit that the former president filed against Facebook and Twitter, as well as Google's YouTube, for kicking him to the curb in the wake of the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol.

The article focuses on freaky video of the New York Police Department's robot dog owned the internet earlier this month and the minute that DigiDog creepily has trotted out of a public housing building, many people decided that the Terminator future had arrived and that humanity was doomed.

The article offers tips for former U.S. President Donald Trump from the Silicon Valley with respect to his plan to start a social network and become a technology mogul, including embracing one's failures, how to have an effective social network and finding the right name for the social network.

The article focuses on myths have about America the most potent as a nation and it's a concept at the heart of tech, whose entrepreneurs hold on to the unshakable idea that even in the worst dregs of failure there is an opportunity to push the restart button, and dazzling possibilities.

In this article, the author emphasizes on the former U.S. President Donald Trump's failed policies related to climate change, and green technology championed by President-elect Biden.

The author comments on the U.S. Federal Trade Commission and the Justice Department investigations on big technology companies like Facebook, Google and Amazon concerning breakups and antitrust and new regulations.

The article focuses on concern related to the monopoly and capitalism of several technology companies including Microsoft Corp.; it mentions government actions against the monopoly of the industries and proceed Sherman Antitrust Act; also informs about dominance of these industries in market.

The author discusses how social media facilitates religious hatred and violence and how it can't be shut down in times of crisis.

The author argues against the impact of the ever-expanding Internet on privacy.

The article presents the author's opinion on being a technology addict and the impact of technology addiction on the present generation.

An editorial is presented on the impact of technological innovation to the decline number of private car ownership.

The article discusses focus of Mark Zuckerberg, chief executive officer (CEO) of social media Facebook, on policy shift of the company by privacy focused communication and mentions focus of the CEO on the private messaging of the users.

An editorial is presented which focuses on social media attacks against Maria Ressa, founder of the online news site Rappler and former CNN reporter, by the supporters of Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte on Facebook.

The article presents the author's perspectives on the blockbuster post of Jeff Bezos, founder and chief executive of Amazon.com Inc., on Medium which accuses American Media, that owns "The National Enquirer," of blackmail in 2019.

The article discusses the use of internet and social media by representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and mentions how president Donald Trump has been using social media to govern.

The author discusses an announcement made by the technology company Apple, Inc. that it would miss its projected revenue by billions of dollars for the current quarter as of January 2019 and its impact on the stock market, including the need for new technological innovation.

The article reports on figures released by the U.S. Senate Intelligence Committee on Russia's efforts to spread fake stories and discourage Americans from voting.

The article informs about arrest of Meng Wanzhou, chief financial officer at Huawei and also mentions that the U.S. Justice Department had been investigating Huawei on suspicion of having violated sanctions against exporting American technologies.

The article reports on the technology companies at Silicon Valley region in California which need chief ethics officers to navigate social issues including income inequality, artificial intelligence and whether technology companies should be helping the government do controversial things.

The article discusses the stand of the Democrats of the U.S. on the rights of the U.S. citizens to have a new Bill of Rights for the internet despite the problems and burdens brought by the internet, particularly the security breach of Facebook in September 2018.

The article offers insight on the censorship scandal of Google Inc.

An editorial is presented which argues against the attack of U.S. President Donald Trump on technology platforms, such as Google, Facebook, and YouTube.

A personal narrative is presented which explores the author's experience of taking ayahuasca, a brew made from plants that includes the hallucinogen Dimethyltryptamine (DMT).

The offers a response to those asking her view on what is going on with Elon Musk, founder of Tesla and SpaceX, as of August 2018.

The author reflects on the negative effects of online social network Facebook Inc. on the society as of August 3, 2018, with topics including the company's failure to protect humanity, how the platform is being used by criminals, and the leadership of its chief executive officer Mark Zuckerberg.