andrew webster

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entertainment editor at the verge // we apologize for the inconvenience // mia san mia

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Don't know how long Hollywood will be open to putting out big features that are so explicitly critical about Silicon Valley darlings, but I do think projects like You Can See Everything, Musk, and Artificial are going to remind audiences how these people are ruining society

The Verge@theverge.com

You get the sense that these filmmakers are trying to tell stories that are meant to resonate with audiences whose views of Big Tech have long begun to dim. But it also feels like some of Hollywood’s biggest studios are embracing the idea that the tech backlash isn’t letting up anytime soon.

theverge.comThe tech backlash is now in theatersIt feels like studios are finally ready to make critical films about Big Tech’s heavyweights.
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netflix added four seasons of the twilight zone, but the automatic "skip credits" feature cuts off rod serling as he's introducing the next episode, which is a terrible viewing experience

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