Louise Matsakis
Assistant Programming Editor
Latest From Louise Matsakis
No, Mark Zuckerberg isn’t running for office—his tour is much bigger than that
Here's why he wants your trust.
Tech CEOs are looking more and more like politicians
Silicon Valley is a new kind of Washington.
This smart bra can tell when you're getting stressed
Finally, a wearable designed for women.
How one little screenshot drove YouTube to the brink
The tale of H3H3's beef with the WSJ shines a light on a deeper issue.
Apple finally approved an app that tracks drone strikes, then abruptly deleted it
Welcome to the walled garden.
Google is working on a new social app for editing photos
Everyone wants to help you make memes.
Snapchat totally ruined its Marie Curie filter for International Women's Day, this is not good
Did the only woman to be awarded two Nobel Prizes invent smoky eye? The filter would make you think so.
By Louise Matsakis & Kerry Flynn
Calm down. Here's what you actually need to know about the WikiLeaks dump
You're probably not at risk.
Marissa Mayer is giving up a ton of money over Yahoo's data breach
She's still worth hundreds of millions.
What a Snapchat phone could look like
These concept designs envision what a Snapchat phone would look like.
Twitter's backend is breaking under Trump's tweets
Both Trump's supporters and those who oppose him are experiencing the problem.
By Louise Matsakis and Kerry Flynn
The 10 moments Snapchat wishes would disappear from its history
From leaked emails to lawsuits.
How Twitter took on Trump's bot army—and won
A small change got real people's voices heard.
Hackers cause hotel to ditch keycards for old-school keys and locks
Don't worry, no one was locked inside their room.
Former Microsoft employees sue over PTSD from reviewing child porn
They say the company did not provide adequate mental health services.
It's 2017 and it turns out there *are* still more fish in the sea
The rare footage was captured off the coast of Australia.
Your iPhone could soon make it easier for you to text during movies
The feature reportedly dims the display and mutes audio to make it easier to text in dark, quiet theaters.
Julian Assange says once again that Russia is not Wikileaks' source
This may never be settled.
No, the power grid in Vermont was not infiltrated by Russian hackers
Don't freak out.
6 tech resolutions you should make in 2017, and how to keep them
Start the year off right.
What we do and don't know about Russia's interference in the presidential election
America's taking action against Russia for hacking. Here's what we know about it.
A&E cancels controversial show about the KKK
The network discovered participants were being paid for their involvement.
