Venues around the UK have been allegedly selling contact tracing information supplied by their customers to third parties.

The CEO of Uber has penned an op-ed in the New York Times calling for improved benefits for gig workers.

With Trump apparently on the verge of banning TikTok, could Microsoft be the company to throw it a life line?

Big Tech met Congress at yesterday's antitrust hearings, as the likes of Google and Apple defended their business practices

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Podcasting was poised for huge growth at the start of the year. Then the pandemic hit. Here's what happened.

Amazon has bought Zoox for $1.2 billion but workers in Germany are striking over a lack of adequate coronavirus protection.

The funniest, weirdest and most poorly worded email requests for sponsored guest posts, hot from the Tech.co inbox.

The UK government has been forced into an embarrassing, but not unexpected, U-turn over its coronavirus tracing app.

Former British PM Tony Blair says that digital ID cards would halt the spread of COVID-19 and are unavoidable in the future.

Social media sites can no longer fence-sit in the fight between established, institutional power and calls for social justice

It might seem harmless but there's a shady mix of opportunism and ambition behind Facebook's acquisition of Giphy.

Find out which states have the best and worst home internet speeds based on data from HighSpeedInternet.com.

A new survey examines how working remotely is making us sleep in, dress down, and skip the pants.

Remote work has become the new norm, and many managers are still trying to figure out how to be as productive as possible.

Google is working on a new debit card. However, success isn't guaranteed — it needs to be slick, easy, and widely available.

William Tyree, CMO at ringDNA, explains the three big reasons why podcasts are such a great marketing tool.

Amazon has announced that it plans to cut its affiliate rates significantly, despite the company making more money than ever.

Very few Americans actually understand 5G and its benefits. And its the fault of networks, manufacturers, and journalists.

The phone market is grinding to a halt this year, and it seems like the hangover might last well into 2021.

With companies having to find new ways to communicate and many of us on lockdown, video chat has come to the rescue.