China has launched a renewed crackdown on live-streaming services for “vulgar content” amid their explosion in popularity due to the coronavirus. That has put big Chinese tech companies like Tencent and ByteDance in their crosshairs. The Cyberspace Administration of China, the country’s top internet regulator, said it was citing 31 apps, forcing them to suspend new user registrations and to...
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‘We Just Have to Keep Winning’: A Sonos Executive With a Colorful History Goes to War Against Google

A few months into his job as chief legal officer of Sonos, Eddie Lazarus was ready to wage war. When Lazarus joined the audio hardware company in late 2018, it was facing growing competition from tech giants like Amazon and Google. Both companies were selling cheap speakers capable of multiroom audio playback, a feature Sonos had pioneered on its devices more than a decade earlier. Sonos...
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