JPMorgan employee questioned Dimon's RTO mandate, fired, then told he could stay(fortune.com)

44 points by libpcap 1 year ago | 36 comments

Amazon blew Alexa's shot to dominate AI, according to employees (2024)(fortune.com)

47 points by williamstein 1 year ago | 39 comments

Reddit CEO defends $193M compensation following backlash from unpaid moderators(fortune.com)

38 points by thunderbong 2 years ago | 33 comments

X is closing San Francisco HQ and relocating staffers to San Jose(fortune.com)

160 points by simonswords82 2 years ago | 200 comments

Tech CEOs are backtrack on RTO mandates–now, 3% want workers in office full-time(fortune.com)

54 points by t-writescode 2 years ago | 38 comments

Silicon Valley’s elites can’t be trusted with the future of AI(fortune.com)

37 points by CharlesW 3 years ago | 11 comments

Mozilla appoints new CEO Anthony Enzor-Demeo(blog.mozilla.org)

575 points by recvonline 10 months ago | 863 comments

Mozilla's Distilled blog post announcing Anthony Enzor-Demeo as the organization's new CEO.

Leaving Mozilla(blog.unitedheroes.net)

435 points by martey 4 months ago | 258 comments

A personal blog post by a longtime Mozilla employee announcing their departure after 15+ years and sharing parting advice for colleagues.

Mozilla deletes promise to never sell Firefox data(twitter.com)

746 points by notRobot 1 year ago | 304 comments

An X (Twitter) post from Lunduke Journal reporting that Mozilla removed its promise to never sell Firefox user data; the post content did not load.

Mozilla to UK regulators: VPNs are essential privacy and security tools(blog.mozilla.org)

737 points by WithinReason 5 months ago | 318 comments

Mozilla Open Policy & Advocacy blog post urging UK regulators not to undermine VPNs, arguing they are essential privacy and security tools.

AWS CEO says using AI to replace junior staff is 'Dumbest thing I've ever heard'(theregister.com)

1576 points by JustExAWS 1 year ago | 693 comments

The Register article reporting AWS CEO Matt Garman calling the idea of replacing junior staff with AI 'the dumbest thing I've ever heard'.

Internet-connected cars fail privacy and security tests conducted by Mozilla(gizmodo.com)

474 points by rntn 3 years ago | 496 comments

Gizmodo article on a Mozilla report finding that internet-connected cars fail privacy and security tests and collect extensive personal data.