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Meta dissolves its Responsible Innovation Team, the FCC wants to reduce space debris by decommissioning specific satellites, and Garmin reacts to the Apple Watch Ultra with a battery claim. 

Fifty-six percent of organizations said they had a high degree of purchase regret over their largest tech-related purchase in the last two years, according to a new survey by Gartner, Inc.  Duncan Card’s new book, “Information Technology Transactions - Business, Management and Legal Strategies”, may be the bible for modern purchasing. Today’s episode gives him a chance to discuss some key solutions.

IRS is looking to set up a free tax filing system, remote proctoring doesn’t seem to work, and big brands are ditching the Facebook button.

Apple releases new devices, U.S. tech companies banned from setting up advanced facilities in China, and Google’s acquisition of YouTube almost didn’t happen.

Brazil’s government orders Apple to stop the sale of iPhones without a battery charger, Ireland will fine Instagram 405 million euros over children's data, and the FTC is investigating Amazon’s latest robotics and healthcare acquisition.

IRS accidentally leaks financial data, TikTok denies data breach, and Amazon closes service centres to save money.

As we've moved into an e-commerce dominated world, we've all heard the mantra of customer experience - how critical it is? But in all too many cases, it feels like customer experiences have become worse, not better. But does it have to be this way? How can companies do better? How do they know how well they are doing?

California may experience a power shortage, U.S. wants to restrict China’s access to advanced AI chips, and California is set to pass a digital asset law.

Truth Social fails to get approval from the Google Play store, Military AI startups are gaining interest and growth, and LG announces its first bendable OLED TV.

Qualcomm saves itself from a $1 billion fine, Lastpass was hacked again, and BlackBerry patent sale has gone sour.