Archive: Internet

You can now drone on for 10,000 characters -- more like Facebook. Tweets still must be short.

The California labor commissioner's ruling changes everything for Uber's business model, LA Times business columnist Michael Hiltzik writes.

The original Los Angeles media and politics blogger is featured in today's Column One in the LA Times.

"While Ethan has apologized for regrettable and insensitive comments, they do not reflect the views of Governor Bush or his organization and it is appropriate for him to step aside."

Of all the ways that Sony Pictures co-chair Amy Pascal's life is going to change because her studio emails were hacked and distributed around the internet, this might prove to be one of the more disturbing.

"We have found linkage to the North Korean government," according to a U.S. government source.

Sony acted to drop plans for a Christmas Day release of the film starring James Franco and Seth Rogen (with a key part for Lizzy Caplan) after the nation's bigger theater chains said they weren't going to screen the movie because of hacker threats.

Dodger Stadium is now the second most-Instagrammed location in the world, after Disneyland, but SoCal destinations no longer dominate the Top 10 list.

Book selling giant Amazon and publisher Hachette announced this morning that they have signed a new multiyear contract, ending their bitter public dispute over book pricing.

A new report concludes that LA "has among the slowest, most expensive internet services in the industrialized world."

Zelda Williams has received a ton of warmth but also some ugliness.

These fake emails labeled as attempts to collect unpaid EZPass bills are sweeping the land. I received one yesterday.

Los Angeles writers Amanda Hess and Amy Wallace were on CNN with Brian Stelter this morning to discuss their recent pieces. Link to watch inside.

Nasty online bullying of women affects many people who you know. When it's aimed at journalists, it seeks to intimidate and silence.