How to play the long game, with New York Times CEO Meredith Kopit Levien
Photo illustration by Alex Parkin / The Verge Can Wordle, The Athletic, and NYT Cooking bring the Times bundle to all of America? Meredith Kopit Levien is the CEO of …
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3D printed food – what’s cooking?
Could 3D-printing be serving us up a tasty food revolution, or is it the ultimate in gimmicky processed foods taking us yet further away from natural eating? In the kitchen, …
Taylor Swift vs. Ronald Reagan: the Ticketmaster story
Photo illustration: Alex Parkin / The Verge This special episode of Decoder dives deep into Taylor Swift, Ticketmaster, and how a handful of policy changes in the 1980s led to …
One of the best podcasting apps you know is built by a single person
The Vergecast logo is old, but Overcast, the app it’s playing on, has been charming us for years. | Image: Amelia Holowaty Krales / The Verge For the last four …
‘The Goliath is Amazon’: after 100 years, Barnes & Noble wants to go back to its indie roots
Illustration: Alex Parkin / The Verge CEO James Daunt explains how Barnes & Noble is different than Amazon. In this installment of our Centennial Series on companies that are over …
Jimmy Wales on bots and blockages
Digital Planet caught up with Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales. In the first of two interviews with Gareth, Jimmy explains why Wikipedia was restricted in Pakistan recently and how they overcame …
Why Spotify wants to look like TikTok, with co-president Gustav Söderström
Image: Alex Parkin / The Verge Gustav Söderström has worked at Spotify for a long time; his first big project was leading the launch of its mobile app back in …
Building tiny keycaps into a small business
This is one of Tinymakesthings’ artisan keycaps, sculpted in clay. | Image: Tinymakesthings Mechanical keyboard love lovers have created a small boom in small businesses. People are making a living …
Can Xerox reinvent itself for another 100 years?
Illustration: Alex Parkin / The Verge CEO Steve Bandrowczak thinks the office printer is where the workplace revolution begins. This week, we’re launching a special series featuring companies that have …
Digital identity – where are we now?
It may seem that in some countries surveillance cameras are everywhere – recording almost our every move. We are using fingerprints and facial recognition to get access to our banking, …