Day: January 3, 2024
Museum Industry Faces Cyberattack on Popular Software Platform
Several prominent museums have been unable to display their collections online since a cyberattack hit a prominent technological service provider that helps hundreds of cultural organizations show their works digitally and manage internal documents. The Museum of Fine Arts Boston, the Rubin Museum of Art in New York and the Crystal Bridges Museum of American […]
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NLRB: SpaceX Violated Labor Laws by Terminating Employees Who Criticized Musk
Federal labor officials have accused SpaceX of firing eight employees for circulating a letter criticizing CEO Elon Musk. These employees called on SpaceX to distance itself from Musk’s social media comments, including one in which he mocked sexual harassment accusations against him. The letter also urged SpaceX to clarify its harassment policies. The regional office […]
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13-Year-Old Makes History as the First to ‘Beat’ Tetris
Ms. Cox purchased a RetroN, a version of a Nintendo console, and an old cathode-ray tube television for her son from a pawnshop. Her son, Willis, plays about 20 hours of Tetris each week. Despite this, Ms. Cox, a high school math teacher, is okay with it as he does other activities as well. Willis […]
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