Hello everyone. This is your daily tech and business briefing from shutter news.
Buzzfeed shareholders reportedly urging company's ceo,
Jonah peretti to shut down the entire newsroom.
Buzzfeed news reportedly loses about $10 million a year
and despite this Paretti looking to make the news division more profitable.
Buzzfeed news division has won several awards, including a Pulitzer
but it's now shrinking via voluntary buyouts
and resignations of their senior staffers.
Meanwhile,
identity management and authentication provider Octa is
confirming that they've been hit by hackers.
The company which serves thousands of businesses including peloton,
so nose and T mobile
says that a hacker had access to one of
their employees laptops for nearly a week back in january
Octa saying the duration of the breach was so
sure but the potential impacts the optic customers is limited
and apple is back online that after its second consecutive day of outages,
over a dozen apple apps were experiencing connectivity issues monday and Tuesday.
And while Apple hasn't yet acknowledged the reason behind those outages,
it did pin monday's outages on DNS or domain name system.
That's the pipeline that enables computers to match sites with the correct server
and that's the chatter news business and tech update.
I'm baker machado coming to you from
our studios in lower Manhattan.
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