Let’s think beyond Monday, for a minute, to the trends playing out in technology this coming decade. While humanity’s problems have never been greater, our tools have never been better.

Kaitlyn Tiffany / The Atlantic:
How Trump’s presidency has changed the internet, from fueling conspiracy theories to forcing social media platforms to reexamine their content policies  —  Being online has changed Donald Trump.  H…

Lara O’Reilly / Digiday:
Interview with Petra Wikström, director of public policy at Schibsted, on joining the Coalition for App Fairness to pressure app store owners to change rules  —  Nordic publishing giant Schibsted became o…

The company’s music service, which was born in 2011 and shut down last week, shall live forever in our hearts.

Hello and welcome back to Equity, TechCrunch’s venture capital-focused podcast (now on Twitter!), where we unpack the numbers behind the headlines. As promised, the whole gang is back, this time to chew on the biggest, baddest, worstest, and most troubling earnings reports from the current cycle. This week saw Amazon and Alphabet and Microsoft and Apple […]

TruMedic’s latest massager contains two sets of rotating balls that simulate the kneading motion of human hands.

Trump’s website gets hacked, a ransomware group calls it quits, and more of the week’s top security news.

New York Times:
Misinformation on social media, alongside Trump’s lies, is overwhelming local election officials across the US as they shoot down rumors via phone and email  —  From Philadelphia to Sonoma County, Calif., election offi…

This battle royale is insane. Here are some basics and tricks to outlast your 59 opponents and be the last bean standing.

Nations are pledging to plant billions of trees. But a new study shows that we’ve underestimated the power of natural forest regrowth to fight climate change.