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Plus: World’s oldest logo gets an update; Universal goes ‘nuclear’ on TikTok.

Plus: AT&T offers credit and apology following outage, a controversy at baseball’s Spring Training.

Plus: Uncertainty abounds at Vice, Reddit prepares to go public — with a twist.

Plus: Air Canada held responsible for its chatbot promises; how Bob’s Red Mill became a supermarket icon. 

Plus: Documents say recycling movement was pure PR; does everyone deserve PR representation?

Plus: AI can’t hold patents, Cybertruck owners are already reporting rust on vehicles.

Plus: Temu’s Super Bowl ad raises eyebrows; AI could lead to “middle-management collapse.”  

Plus: Is there such a thing as too many celebrities? 

Plus: Swifties and sports gamblers converge at the Super Bowl, rivals come together for new sports network.

Plus: Target pulls Black History Month set from shelves; Meta’s Oversight Board hammers AI rule.  

Plus: Mark Zuckerberg apologizes on Capitol Hill; AI tech allows for easy product placement in influencer vids.

Plus: Anheuser-Busch to bring back Clydesdales for Super Bowl ad; Fisher Price releases baby Stanley cups.

Plus: Why you can’t search for ‘Taylor Swift’ on X; IRS tests new, free software. 

Plus: The FTC investigates AI investments; Boeing Max 9s set to return to the sky. 

Plus: Gosling speaks out after Gerwig and Robbie’s Oscar snubs for “Barbie”, USPS reveals electric mail trucks.