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Wikipedia co-founder Jimmy Wales launches charitable social network, phone service
Websites May 3, 2016

Wikipedia co-founder Jimmy Wales launches charitable social network, phone service

Wikipedia co-founder Jimmy Wales thinks there鈥檚 鈥渟omething really wrong with the web鈥� and, as he wrote in a recent online 鈥渕anifesto,鈥� he wants 鈥測our help in fixing it.鈥� For Wales, most social media networks treat users as commodities that can 鈥渂e sold to advertisers,鈥� while phone companies 鈥渟pend huge amounts of money on鈥� ads to sell users 鈥渨hat is essentially a commodity service.鈥� Enter The People鈥檚 Operator. On Tuesday, Wales launched TPO, a charitable social network and phone service in the U.S.

'The shoe' goes viral, becomes the new 'the dress' on Twitter
Twitter May 3, 2016

'The shoe' goes viral, becomes the new 'the dress' on Twitter

Is "#theshoe" the new "#thedress?" When Twitter user @totallymendes asked her followers which shade of nail polish went best with her bright pink high-heeled shoe, little did she know that the image would -- as of now -- be retweeted over 5,000 times. The image was posted Wednesday afternoon, and soon the hashtag #theshoe was trending across Twitter. Who knew soliciting for online fashion advice would cause such a stir?

Washington State court rules that anonymous online reviewers are entitled to First Amendment protection
Programming May 3, 2016

Washington State court rules that anonymous online reviewers are entitled to First Amendment protection

In a decision Monday, the Washington Court of Appeals ruled that anonymous reviewers on websites like lawyer review site Avvo.com are entitled to First Amendment protections. In the case, Florida-based divorce and family law attorney Deborah Thomson filed a defamation suit against a poster who published an anonymous negative review of her on the site. She asked the court to subpoena for information that could reveal the poster鈥檚 identity.