Wikipedia editors weigh a limited strike after layoffs
Volunteer editors may limit work to urgent cases, exposing how much routine upkeep the site gets for free.
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Volunteer editors may limit work to urgent cases, exposing how much routine upkeep the site gets for free.
After years of stable machinery, simply finishing a Formula 1 race may again become part of the technical contest.
A company’s strategy to expand into Japanese care homes and hotels appears to have collapsed, though details remain scarce.
The once-dominant search engine that let you type questions in plain English is finally being turned off by parent company IAC.
Netflix is giving Greta Gerwig's Narnia adaptation a theatrical release before streaming — a notable shift for a company that once dismissed cinemas.
A tech worker discovered their face mistakenly on Evan Spiegel's Wikipedia page — and neither Wikipedia nor Spiegel seem to care.
Amazon stopped billing Middle East cloud customers as repairs to infrastructure damaged in drone strikes could take months.
Two projects say they've identified Satoshi Nakamoto, but the cryptocurrency world has heard this before.
The Japanese automaker joins a growing list of carmakers pulling back on electric vehicle investments in the US.
This Wired article is a product roundup, not news—gift guides lack the 'what changed' and 'why it matters' that define Switchboard stories.
The streaming giant is extending its most expensive original series into nearly five decades of earlier royal history.
Jon Kung’s knife-sharpening and rice-washing advice sounds suspiciously like a tech manifesto.
Wired published a roundup of Home Depot discounts, continuing the long tradition of tech publications hosting retail promo code articles.
Prime Video's three-game deal tests the college sports waters without the massive rights fees of major conferences.