Disney Content Will Return To Youtube TV Under A New Deal
Disney and YouTube TV have finalized a multi-year agreement to restore Disney content on the streaming platform, concluding a two-week blackout that coincided with a historic election night.
Layoff Announcements Surged Last Month: The Worst October In 22 Years
In October, layoff announcements in the United States surged by 175%, with over 153,000 job cuts reported. The report by Challenger, Gray & Christmas identifies AI adoption, declining consumer and corporate spending, and rising costs as primary contributing factors.
AfroTech 2025: Building Black Futures in a Time of Tech Uncertainty
As the tech industry undergoes seismic shifts marked by automation and layoffs, Black professionals are leveraging the AfroTech Conference as a vital platform to adapt, acquire new skills, and forge essential connections to secure their place in the evolving job market.
‘Their History Is Just Erased’: Google Drops A Key Program For Boosting Women In...
Google has terminated its Women Techmakers program, a move that has left members feeling blindsided and marginalized, as the tech giant scales back its diversity initiatives amid mounting political scrutiny.
Microsoft AI CEO: We’re Making An AI That You Can Trust Your Kids To...
Microsoft is charting a distinct course in the competitive landscape of AI chatbots by prioritizing safety and trustworthiness. The company aims to foster human interaction through its AI tools, deliberately steering clear of romantic or sexual dialogues, setting it apart from other tech giants.
Amazon’s Global Outage Exposes Major Vulnerabilities To American Life
A recent outage of Amazon Web Services (AWS) has underscored the significant dependency of internet infrastructure on a single entity, revealing vulnerabilities that can lead to widespread disruptions across various sectors. This incident highlights the critical issue of single points of failure within the digital ecosystem, with potential cascading effects on businesses and essential services.
OpenAI’s Sora bans Martin Luther King Jr. Deepfakes After His Family Complained
OpenAI has announced a suspension of its AI video tool Sora's feature allowing users to generate videos of Martin Luther King Jr., following criticism over disrespectful portrayals. This decision comes after appeals from Dr. Bernice A. King and the AI Ethics Council, highlighting concerns about ethical use of AI technology.
Is AI Really Making Electricity Bills Higher? Here’s What The Experts Say
US District Judge Karin Immergut has ruled to extend the temporary restraining order that prevents the deployment of National Guard troops to Portland, maintaining the suspension of President Trump's federalization initiative amid ongoing legal disputes.
Worried About Your Job? Here’s How To Plan For A Layoff
Federal employees are advised to develop a financial strategy to safeguard their finances amid potential layoffs. This includes assessing monthly expenditures, calculating available emergency funds, and seeking external assistance.
Job Hunting? Here’s How To Stay Safe On LinkedIn
As federal workers and Black women navigate a challenging job market, experts caution against over-reliance on LinkedIn due to privacy risks like identity theft and employment scams. Career advisors emphasize the importance of leveraging personal networks over the platform's 'easy apply' feature for effective job searching.
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Portland Awards $1.57 Million In Additional Funding To 79 Arts Organizations
The Portland City Council has approved a one-time allocation of $1.57 million to support 79 arts organizations in the city, providing near-term financial stability for those that have experienced significant financial losses in recent years.




















