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News media film a Tesla Model S as Tesla launched the new car at their factory in Fremont, Calif., on Friday, June 22, 2012. The event marked the start of its Fremont assembly line and, the company hopes, eventual entry into the mass market with its revolutionary electric car. (Patrick Tehan/Staff) Here s what s on the Tuesday menu.
Yes, we have more Pokemon Go news:
- Can t catch them all : Recode takes a look at why Google parted ways with Niantic, creator of Pokemon Go.
- Privacy issues: Niantic says it s going to reduce the amount of Google account info that the game accesses.
Tesla news:
- The NHTSA is asking Tesla for details on how its Autopilot system works and why it failed to detect a tractor trailer that crossed its path in the fatal Florida crash of a Model S.
- Meanwhile, a Tesla driver has been cited in Pennsylvania in a different injury crash that may have involved Autopilot, too.
Another day, another Twitter live-streaming agreement: It has a deal to stream three Bloomberg news shows.
Privacy Shield approved: U.S. data transfer deal with EU is official. (NYT)
Jim Breyer and IDG Capital raise $1 billion China VC fund. (WSJ)
FTC: YouTube gamers including PewDiePie didn t adequately disclose they were paid to promote a Warner Bros. game. (WSJ)
Photo: A Model S at Tesla s Fremont factory. (Patrick Tehan/Bay Area News Group)
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