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Aug 2020
17m 48s

Fri. 08/28 – Ok, So… How About Walmart O...

Brian McCullough
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Ok, if things couldn’t get any weirder, what if I told you Walmart really wants to buy TikTok. Has anyone noticed that Facebook is actively working to keep the App Store controversies in the news? I say thumbs down to a sidekick inspired smartphone, but thumbs up to completely under the screen selfie cameras. And of course, the weekend longreads suggestions. ... Show More
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