Sony to phase out plastic packaging, Hollywood actors suspended from Twitter for parodying Elon Musk, Apple’s AR glasses won’t be ready till 2025 or 2026.

Twitter allegedly loses one million users in just a week, impersonations without clear markings is now a bannable offense on Twitter, and a lawyer alleges that Microsoft violated open-source licenses.

Twitter wants its staff to return, Meta is preparing for layoffs, and Z-Library goes offline.

Few things have captured the imagination like data analytics. It's been around for decades - spurred by stories of how analytics could lead to greater sales.  So how is it that the percentage of firms identifying themselves as being data driven has declined in each of the past three years?

3D printed human cartilage in space, drones form an advertisement in New York City, and Binance’s CEO is skeptical of Musk’s Twitter reform.

A FCC commissioner suggests that the U.S. should ban TikTok, Uber fined $700 million for unpaid VAT taxes in the U.K., and Twitter’s moderation group loses some moderation tools.

Halifax infirmary gets new hybrid operating room, Musk dissolves Twitter’s board of directors, Laser attack blinds self-driving cars.

Discord bans 55 million accounts for spam, Netflix Canada rolls out a new membership option, e-bikes and e-scooters in New York City are catching on fire.

Europe set to introduce the Digital Markets Act, Comcast may increase prices for its broadband customers, and Meta is on a losing streak this year.

Earlier this year we did a series on the metaverse for another podcast called A Deeper Dive. In the hopes we can make some sense of it, in this episode we look at the metaverse as if it were one world and we could map out the various metaverse “city states”.