This week: Janko Roettgers talks about Quibi’s too-short life and death, Emily Birnbaum dissects the Google antitrust lawsuit, and Mozilla’s Ashley Boyd explains how this election changed the internet, and how the internet needs to do better.

This week: Biz Carson on the (maybe) death of the pitch deck, a new idea about virtual learning and what’s happening with TikTok; Issie Lapowsky on Facebook’s and Twitter’s content policies; and Tumblr CEO Jeff D’Onofrio on the future of Tumblr and social media in general.

This week: Anna Kramer on what really matted in the antitrust report, Emily Birnbaum on the group of House staffers who spent years making it happen, and Jodie Kelley, CEO of the Electronic Transactions Association, on the future of how we pay for things.

This week: Mike Murphy talks through the good, bad and weird of Amazon’s recent event, Issie Lapowsky explains the Justice Department’s proposal for rethinking Section 230, and Twitter data protection officer Damien Kieran talks about this summer’s big hack and how Twitter’s planning for the election.

This week: Shakeel Hashim on Apple One, Snowflake and Unity, Janko Roettgers on Facebook’s big (and small) plans for AR and VR, and Ashkhen Kazaryan and Emily Birnbaum on what’s really happening with TikTok, Oracle, China and the White House.

This week: Biz Carson on the Long-Term Stock Exchange and Roam Research, Emily Birnbaum on the future of the FCC, and how Microsoft and Google learned to work together to build the Surface Duo.

This week on the show: Janko Roettgers on Apple’s VR plans and Napster’s latest move, Issie Lapowsky on Section 230, and Dmitry Shapiro on the battle between app stores and the open web.

This week: Issie Lapowsky on Facebook’s AI moderation and Uber’s feisty judge, Biz Carson on Fortnite’s fight with Apple and Google, and Coda CEO Shishir Mehrotra on the future of documents, work, and everything.

This week: Shakeel Hashim on Uber acquisitions and Rackspace IPOs, Emily Birnbaum on CFIUS’ surprising turn in the spotlight, and Fanbytes CEO Tim Armoo on how the social landscape is changing.

This week: The ten minutes that matter from this week’s monster tech hearing, what happens if Trump forces change at TikTok, and stories from inside NatGeo’s huge Instagram empire.