- Facebook launches a data-abuse bounty program in the wake of its privacy crisis (Variety)
- Amazon’s new development team shakeup sees Melissa Wolfe stay on as head of kids programming (The Hollywood Reporter)
- The hottest new YouTube format in Japan? Watching people study in utter silence (Tubefilter)
- How a grassroots collective hopes to transform the animation industry for black women (Teen Vogue)
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- Facebook launches a data-abuse bounty program in the wake of its privacy crisis (Variety)
- Amazon's new development team shakeup sees Melissa Wolfe stay on as head of kids programming (The Hollywood Reporter)
- The hottest new YouTube format in Japan? Watching people study in utter silence (Tubefilter)
- How a grassroots collective hopes to transform the animation industry for black women (Teen Vogue)
April 10, 2018
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