THE COMUNICANO for Friday October 6th 2020

T-Mobile said TVision was an ally to the programmers supplying its streaming channels. But in TVision’s first week, two major partners are already objecting.

Employees who tested positive for COVID-19 were almost twice as likely to regularly report going to the office as workers who tested negative, the CDC found.

Work from home is changing everything from real estate to communications. Predictions from the front lines of our new reality.

The COVID pandemic has changed the work environment and forced companies to transition into remote setups. With more employees working from home, the demand for…

Apple has announced today that developers will be required to provide new privacy details to users in the App Store starting December 8. These privacy “nutrition labels” were first introduced at WWDC over the summer, with Apple saying the goal is to better inform consumers of the privacy practices of individual applications.

New measures would slow down the flow of information and make election misinformation less visible, according to people with knowledge of the matter.

Unending partisan trench warfare online means tech platforms face a worst-case misinformation scenario.

Virgin Galactic Holdings Inc. will resume ticket sales next year following the first flight carrying founder Richard Branson to space, a milestone intended to signal the beginning of the company’s tourism trips.

Florida is renowned for its strange news stories. In recent weeks alone, one resident reported an alligator in her garage that turned out to be a pool floatie; another discovered a python in her washing machine; and a horse needed to be pulled out of a septic tank by firefighters. Still, don’t dismiss Orlando residents […]

Every company has decided working away from the office is the only way to function during the pandemic, right? Actually, this isn’t the case.

Google’s new Document AI (DocAI) platform is a unified suite of tools for AI and machine learning-powered document processing.

One of the world’s most popular beverages has overcome remarkable hurdles to carry on during the pandemic. What does it take to make a cup of coffee in 2020?

GoPuff is making a big acquisition less than a month after it announced a $380 million round that valued the Philadelphia-headquartered delivery startup at $3.9 billion. Bloomberg’s Katie Roof reported today that goPuff was in talks to buy alcoholic beverage chain BevMo, and goPuff just put out a press release confirming that it has reached an acquisition […]