NYC Media Lab's video: datadownload

On Wednesday, we're going to wake up and be sure of one thing. The future of information, news, facts, fiction, and deepfakes are going to loom large in our information ecosystem. So, let's get on with it. Typhoon Investigations turns out to be totally fake. The Section 230 hearings was social media show-trial. But there's good news too. Bloomberg Associates took a deep dive into digital cities, and the discoveries from 30 cities are riveting. Apple is drawing a bright line about the business they're currently not in, search. Time takes a trip to 2023, with a reborn global economy. Ori Inbar takes us to 2030 and Spatial Computing. Looking forward is healthy, and relevant, and important. And, for those of you looking for a digital hand to hold on election night - WNYC's On The Media hosts Bob Garfield and Brooke Gladstone and are offering a rare live broadcast with music, comedy... and politics. A welcome alternative to the cable news onslaught. Oh, and don't forget to turn your clocks back one hour before you go to sleep Saturday night. Halloween, Daylight Savings, Full Moon, the Election. (+pumpkin pie) That's plenty for this week.