A judge punished Alex Jones for refusing to turn over data that could reveal how much he made from Sandy Hook coverage
Alex Jones is in court again to determine how much he should pay the families of Sandy Hook victims.On the trial's first day, the judge sanctioned Jones for refusing to turn over discovery material.Jones was ordered last month to pay $50 million to the parents of Jesse Lewis in a separate trial.InfoWars host Alex Jones has been punished by a judge for not turning over documents to Sandy Hook families' lawyers — again. The right-wing conspiracy theorist was sanctioned by a Connecticu...
A judge punished Alex Jones for refusing to turn over data that could reveal how much he made from Sandy Hook coverage
Alex Jones is in court again to determine how much he should pay the families of Sandy Hook victims.On the trial's first day, the judge sanctioned Jones for refusing to turn over discovery material.Jones was ordered last month to pay $50 million to the parents of Jesse Lewis in a separate trial.InfoWars host Alex Jones has been punished by a judge for not turning over documents to Sandy Hook families' lawyers — again. The right-wing conspiracy theorist was sanctioned by a Connecticu...
A few common ways new technologies can be misunderstood
1/ New technologies often arrive with flaws: toy-like, expensive, janky, lacking clear applications, etc. To predict how they’ll develop, it’s important to dig deeper. Here are a few common ways new technologies can be misunderstood. 2/ “It’s just a toy.” This was the mistake made early on about breakthrough technologies like the telephone, personal computers, and social media. The next big thing will start out looking like a toy Chris Dixon's blog. cdixon.org 3/ When the telephone was f...
A few common ways new technologies can be misunderstood
1/ New technologies often arrive with flaws: toy-like, expensive, janky, lacking clear applications, etc. To predict how they’ll develop, it’s important to dig deeper. Here are a few common ways new technologies can be misunderstood. 2/ “It’s just a toy.” This was the mistake made early on about breakthrough technologies like the telephone, personal computers, and social media. The next big thing will start out looking like a toy Chris Dixon's blog. cdixon.org 3/ When the telephone was f...
