Teens love the video app TikTok. Do they love it too much?
From the perspective of teens, TikTok is a major new outlet for self-expression, one proudly home to the silly, the loud and the weird.
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Ruling on T-Mobile鈥檚 $26.5B Sprint bid sets up Colorado telecom to become fourth wireless carrier
A federal judge has cleared a major path to T-Mobile's $26.5 billion takeover of Sprint, as he rejected claims by more than a dozen states that the deal would mean...
Trump signs law to reduce robocalls, though they won鈥檛 end
An anti-robocalls measure signed into law Monday by President Donald Trump should help reduce the torrent of unwanted calls promising lower interest rates or pretending to be the IRS, though...
Can a new space race connect the world to the internet?
NEW YORK -- It抖阴ap a 21st century space race: Amazon, SpaceX and others are competing to get into orbit and provide internet to the Earth鈥檚 most remote places.
GateHouse, Gannett merge, become largest U.S. newspaper chain
GateHouse closed its $1.1 billion takeover of USA Today publisher Gannett, becoming the country’s largest newspaper company by far and pledging significant cost cuts at a time when print publications...
Sports Illustrated, under new management, cuts staff jobs
Sports Illustrated鈥檚 new manager said Thursday that the 65-year-old sports magazine is cutting more than 40 jobs out of a staff of 150.
Newspaper chain GateHouse buying Gannett, USA Today owner
Two of the country's largest newspaper companies have agreed to combine in the latest media deal driven by the industry's struggles with a decline in printed editions.
Justice Department OKs T-Mobile鈥檚 $26.5B Sprint deal
U.S. regulators are approving T-Mobile's $26.5 billion takeover of rival Sprint, despite fears of higher prices and job cuts.
鈥淔riends,鈥� 鈥淭he Office鈥� being pulled from Netflix for separate streaming services
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Colorado among states suing to stop $26.5 billion Sprint-T-Mobile deal
A group of state attorneys general led by New York and California filed a federal lawsuit Tuesday to block T-Mobile's $26.5 billion bid for Sprint, citing consumer harm.