This Week in Tech 591

Silicon Valley's empathy vacuum. FCC says AT&T's zero rating of its new DirecTV Now service violates Net Neutrality. Fitbit buys Pebble. CNN buys Casey Neistat's Beme. 1 million Google accounts under attack by Gooligan malware.

• Om Malik wants to know what router he should buy.
• Leo and Stacey Higginbotham have some recommendations - including one that may never be made again.
• Leo has some advice on how to keep from being hacked while you're on the road
• Should your phone tell you if it thinks you have Parkinson's? Stacey has some concerns

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• Transcripts: This Week in Tech 591

Links

• Silicon Valley Has an Empathy Vacuum - The New Yorker
• Inside (The) Information
• Facebook makes donation to East Palo Alto affordable housing
• THE BABY IN THE WELL
• After Trump’s Win, Secure Messaging App Signal's Downloads Increase 400% - BuzzFeed News
• 1 million Google accounts compromised by Android malware called Gooligan | Ars Technica
• TalkTalk and Post Office customers hit by Mirai worm attack
• AirPort Routers Ranked Highest in Customer Satisfaction as Apple Halts Further Development
• Apple Working to Put a Stop to iCloud Calendar Spam
• FCC says AT&T is violating net neutrality with DirecTV data cap exemption | Ars Technica
• Google’s AI Reads Retinas to Prevent Blindness in Diabetics
• How Pebble Is Killing It on Kickstarter
• Fitbit To Buy Pebble — The Information
• Moto pushes off smartwatches indefinitely - The Verge
• GoPro Cutting 15% of Workforce, Closes Entertainment Unit - Bloomberg
• CNN Acquires Social-Video Startup Beme, Co-Founded by YouTube Star Casey Neistat | Variety
• The Hellscape of Waiting 5 Hours in Line for Spectacles