Tech companies have revolutionized the modern age, allowing for transcontinental communication, instant access to information, and unprecedented connectivity between people worldwide. But this revolution has come at a cost; these companies have undue influence over our lives, possessing the capability to shape public discourse, consumer behavior, and even political outcomes. https://www.activistpost.com/2024/10/the-digital-puppeteers-big-techs-influence-on-society.html

Say IT,S ABOUT TIME. If history is any indication, unionized LCBO workers will not walk off the job on July 5 when they are due to be in a legal strike position. Some 5,700 of its 7,200 customer service representatives are classed as casual, according to LCBO figures. Those figures show the average hourly wage for a full-time customer service representative is $31.46 and the average casual is paid $22.59 per hour. https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/lcbo-strike-ontario-liquor-store-history-1.7240273

We disagree. The dangerous changes this year’s 17 “changemakers” are making are in fact devastating our economy and hurling society down a dark path. In particular, the following four Empire puppets must be called out for their lack of transparency and accountability and their crimes against humanity. The New York Times DealBook Summit is a live, on-stage event which brings together powerful business, cultural, and political “icons” to discuss “the most consequential issues of our day.” https://www.activistpost.com/2022/11/unwise-unwanted-unscrupulous-leaders-lionized-at-the-new-york-times-dealbook-summit.html