Facebook has banned far-right party Britain First and its leaders

They compared Muslims to animals.

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Facebook has banned far-right party Britain First and its leaders They compared Muslims to animals. Read More »

Lyft is teaming up with automotive industry giant Magna to develop self-driving cars — and getting a $200 million investment Instead of going it alone on self-driving cars, Lyft has made a point of striking partnerships. Its latest is with Magna, a giant automotive industry supplier. Read More »

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Google Ventures is investing in a startup that lets lots of people use augmented reality together The company isn't building its own apps, but is instead letting developers use its technology to build more ambitious augmented reality applications. Read More »

YouTube will include Wikipedia info next to videos promoting conspiracy theories Youtube CEO Susan Wojcicki announced at a SXSW panel the company's plan to add Wikipedia information to videos pertaining to conspiracy theories. Read More »

Elon Musk is working on a mysterious 'comedy project' and he's even hired writers from The Onion According to The Daily Beast, the Tesla founder is working with former staff writers from The Onion on a secret comedy project. Read More »

The UK government said it would consider adding warning labels to social media The UK government isn't ruling out passing laws aimed at social media sites. Read More »

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