Aug 9, 2017
The Fox News retweeter-in-chief
President Trump's morning has been spent retweeting Fox News, on subjects ranging from media bias to his "fire and fury" threats directed at North Korea:
He has no publicly scheduled events for today.
President Trump's morning has been spent retweeting Fox News, on subjects ranging from media bias to his "fire and fury" threats directed at North Korea:
He has no publicly scheduled events for today.
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Facebook says it is spending $100 million to support news outlets around the world that have been impacted by the coronavirus, the company said Monday.
Why it matters: Whatever Facebook's motivation, this is a much-needed cash infusion at a critical time for the local news industry.
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There are now a lot of known knowns about the coronavirus: It's here, it's spreading, it's stressing hospitals, it's crippling the economy, it's slowed only by distance and isolation — and it's sure to get much worse before it gets much better.
Why it matters: Similarly, there is a sameness to the patterns and known unknowns. So now we hit the maddening stage of waiting.
Illustration: Aïda Amer/Axios
A slew of old-line industries that once hesitated to embrace digital technologies are now being forced to do so for the sake of survival.
Why it matters: Once consumers get used to accessing services digitally — from older restaurants finally embracing online ordering, or newspapers finally going all-digital — these industries may find it hard to go back to traditional operations.