Danielle Abril
Danielle Abril
Tech at work writer @washingtonpost . Texas native 🤠. Dancer 💃🏻. Geek 🤓. Danielle.Abril@washpost.comSource
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Microsoft Outlook can be a pain. 8 ways to make email work for you.

Microsoft Outlook can be a pain. 8 ways to make email work for you.

Do you struggle with using your Microsoft Outlook? You’re not alone. Despite its being one of the most widely used corporate email systems, many workers find it confusing and frustrating. Maybe you regularly miss important emails from your boss. Perhaps you’re inundated with meeting invitations at times you planned to focus. Or maybe you wished your emails could arrive when you actually have the time to pay attention to them. A little effort and a couple of toggles can save you time and peace of mind.“It can be customized to do only the things you want it to do,” said Faithe Wempen, author...

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Eliminating social media's legal protection would end Facebook and Twitter 'as we know it,' legal experts say

Eliminating social media's legal protection would end Facebook and Twitter 'as we know it,' legal experts say

·June 12, 2020, 6:42 PM UTCPresident Trump’s executive order aimed at revoking a law that protects Facebook and Twitter from being sued for what their users post recently gained the support of four Republican senators. But some legal experts say if the law is changed, social media would become unrecognizable.The executive order, which , calls for federal regulators to review whether part of the Communications Decency Act known as Section 230 should be revised or completely abolished. On Tuesday, Republican Sens. Marco Rubio, Kelly Loeffler, Kevin Cramer, and Josh Hawley backed the...

June 12, 2020
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The Facebook ad boycott ended months ago. But some big companies continue the fight

The Facebook ad boycott ended months ago. But some big companies continue the fight

·November 7, 2020, 4:00 PM UTCSeveral big companies continue to boycott advertising on , long after a against the service’s lax policing of hate formally ended over the summer.Verizon, , , , and Lego are now in their fifth month of the ad boycott. Meanwhile, companies including , , , , and have vastly reduced their spending, according to digital marketing firm Pathmatics.The boycott, which was intended to pressure Facebook to do more to combat hate and harassment, was only supposed to last during the month of July. And after July came and went, many of the hundreds of companies that...

November 7, 2020
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Instagram's would-be TikTok killer, Reels, struggles to gain traction

Instagram's would-be TikTok killer, Reels, struggles to gain traction

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