Hashtag Trending

Google employees are upset that founders left instead of fixing the culture; Amazon putting its employees at risk to fulfill holiday deliveries; iPhone 11 Pro collecting location data even when told not to

With Black Friday behind us, Hashtag Trending is the perfect podcasts to listen to while you unbox all of your impulse purchases. In today’s episode, we talk about climate activists protesting against overconsumption, Canadians unhappy with telecom services, and a developer recreating the wheel.

Weekly Roundup - November 25 to 30

Facebook and Instagram go down, again, Twitter walks back its plan to give away unused old accounts after getting an earful from the general public, and Panosonic is out of the chipmaking game. #HashtagTrending #podcasts

If you’re feeling down for messing up at work yesterday, then hopefully you’ll find comfort in our third story. In this episode of Hashtag Trending, we have Amazon injecting emotions into Alexa, Google apologizing for misrepresenting Alexa, and the Irish Government’s printer woes.

Uber is appealing the stripping of its license in London; Google fires 4 employees who were key to labour organizing; WeChat banning Chinese Americans for discussing Hong Kong

Welcome to another Monday’s episode of Hashtag Trending. We have U.S. laxing its ban on Huawei, Spotify launching its own music awards, and Google killing off Cloud Print.

Facebook wants you to get into the meme game, a Washington Post reporter’s robotic room service experience goes viral, and WeWork says it’s laying off 2,400 employees globally.