With so much hard news in the world, we could all use some good news. The week we have an Everything is Awesome special edition of the Mozilla News Beat. Some bored penguins at a zoo in England get a bubble machine. The coronavirus has led to one million fewer smokers in the UK. A new TV show based on the popular Calm meditation app will star Idris Elba and Lucy Liu. Check out this week's news of the internet from awesome to awesome.
A bear with mad nunchuck skills. A guy taking a road trip across the US in Google Street View. Super useful tips to deal with that friend who's always sharing crazy conspiracy theories. Check out this week's news of the internet from awesome to awful.
A dog named Watson shows us the cutest way to say I'm sorry. Museums around the world duke it out online in a battle of bums. Facebook's own auditors say the platform lets hate speech and misinformation thrive. Check out this week's news of the internet from awesome to awful.
Lesbians turn to TikTok to find love. Lego announces a cool new line of posters you can build. Why is facial recognition software with a 96% failure rate used by police? Check out this week's news of the internet from awesome to awful.
Fat bear cams are back! Doomscrolling is a thing and it's not good for us. A real life story about how faulty facial recognition harmed one man's life. Check out this week's news of the internet from awesome to awful.
Cute baby pandas. Zoom does the right thing for privacy. John Oliver breaks down the perils of facial recognition. Big Tech companies still have a ways to go on diversity. Check out this week's news of the internet from awesome to awful.
Free tech tools to protect protesters' privacy. Are police using their own body cameras for surveillance? How IBM and Amazon are stepping back from facial recognition technology. Check out this week's news of the internet in support of Black Lives Matter.
A round-up of the best signs from protests in support of George Floyd. The growing use of surveillance technology to monitor protesters. Civil rights leaders call out Mark Zuckerberg. Check out this week's news of the internet in support of Black Lives Matter.
Cute video of life working from home with pets. Lickable tech advancements you didn't know you needed. New info shows Facebook ignored its own warnings about polarizing society. Check out this week's news of the internet, from awesome to awful.
