Author: Jefferson Graham, USA TODAY

Busy week dominated by Bezos v. National Enquirer via Twitter & Medium; GoPro, Snapchat & podcasts also winners; not so Apple Store or InstaCart

Mobile companies have maintained several alternatives, including #HELP, *77, #77 or *SP. But it’s not the best way to connect with emergency help.

Photo site was set to delete on Feb. 5 unless users opted to pay to have access to over 1,000 photos. Server issues and complaints changed that.

Amazon CEO could have given interview to Washington Post, which he owns, or done TV, but instead chose a blogging platform that’s not household name.

L.A. startup says national average of data consumption is 6 GB monthly, before Wi-Fi and argues that opting for a limited plan is more economical.

Its $20 monthly plan for 3 months moves to $35 monthly after trial period unless you lock in for a year. It’s still cheaper than most competitors.

Analysts think she is casualty to poor sales trend for iPhones that Apple is trying to reverse. Ahrendts just introduced new retail ideas last week.

Daily Beast reports that brother of Lauren Sanchez is target of Bezos probe. He’s a Trump supporter and associate of Roger Stone.

The series profiles celebrities Sammy Davis, Jr. and Audrey Hepburn as well as unknown heroes who predate the likes of Jackie Robinson and Rosa Parks.