Here s what s on the Monday menu.
Tech industry watching closely as Supreme Court hears Spokeo case, which could have big implications for tech class-action suits and whether plaintiffs have to prove they ve been harmed.
Instagram gets in on the curated-content craze, introduces video channel.
ICYMI: It s Google s turn to be targeted by a contractor-or-employee lawsuit.
Report: There have been more malware attacks on Macs this year than the last five years combined.
Fund my college education, please: Students turn to crowdfunding to help pay their tuition. (WSJ)
Snapchat explains its new privacy policy, which some had taken to mean the company would stockpile users photos and chats.
Summly teen founder Nick D Aloisio leaves Yahoo, reportedly to focus on his studies at Oxford.
YouTube is helping support a documentary called Codegirl by making it available for free this week before its theatrical release. (Blog post)
Who s Down app lets friends broadcast when they re free to hang out in real life.
Pandora scores exclusive streaming rights for the second season of Serial. (Press release)
Photo: Evan Spiegel, CEO of Snapchat. (Jae C. Hong/Associated Press)
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