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The U.S. Supreme Court questions Florida and Texas social media laws on First Amendment Rights, Netflix is making grandfathered-in iTunes billing subscribers pay Netflix directly, and Sony is laying off about 900 employees in its PlayStation Division.
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06:18|Samsung’s Subscription Club expands beyond Korea, Google announces local control on Matter devices, Microsoft releases its Phi-4 14-billion parameter AI model. Show NotesMeta Will Phase In Community Notes To Replace Third-Party Fact-Checking - DTH
05:28|Meta will phase in community notes to replace third-party fact-checking, Dell changes its laptop branding to Dell, Dell Pro, and Dell Pro Max, and Samsung announced its next Galaxy Unpacked event will be held at 1 PM Eastern in San Jose, California, on January 22.Link to Show NotesOpenAI Moves Toward Artificial General Intelligence - DTH
06:18|Samsung intros Vision AI for TVs at CES, Disney and Fubo join forces, Intel unveils new AI chips, Halliday Glasses have a near-eye “DigiWindow” display. Show NotesA Federal Appeals Court Ruled The FCC Lacks The Legal Authority To Reinstate Net Neutrality - DTH
05:07|A federal appeals court ruled the FCC lacks the legal authority to reinstate Net Neutrality, 17 states have enacted strict age verification measures to access adult websites, and Tesla sales have reached record highs in China.Link to Show NotesTesla Reported A 2.2% Year-Over-Year Decline In Vehicle Deliveries - DTH
05:04|Tesla reported a 2.2% year-over-year decline in vehicle deliveries, the U.S. Commerce Department is considering new regulations to restrict or ban Chinese-made drones, and CNBC is launching CNBC+, a new subscription-based streaming service.Link to Show NotesThe U.S. Treasury Confirms A Chinese State-Backed Hack - DTH
04:44|The U.S. Treasury confirms a Chinese state-backed hack, YouTube is testing a new floating "Play something" button on Android, and India again delays its cap on UPI transactions. Link to Show NotesNvidia Acquires Run:ai - DTH
05:04|LG announces the UltraGear OLED Bendable Gaming Monitor, Ukraine’s Kyivstar partners with Starlink, three crypto industry groups sue the US Internal Revenue Service. Show NotesThe Federal Trade Commission Is Investigating Microsoft's Business Practices - DTH
05:15|The Federal Trade Commission is investigating Microsoft's business practices, The European Union’s Common Charging Solution goes into effect, and OpenAI and Microsoft determine AGI by financial metrics.Link to Show Notes