Tommy and Adam discuss Apple's broad diversification coming out of their latest event, public shaming of people who treat the environment poorly, and the EU's decision to pass Article 11 and 13 (now 17).

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• Everything Apple Announced at Today's 'It's Show Time' Event in 6 MinutesMacRumors: "Apple today held its first ever services-centric event, where the company introduced several new and upcoming service products with no hardware announcements at all."
• The EU has passed Article 13, but Europe's meme war is far from overWired: "The EU has passed Article 13, its controversial "meme-killing" law, with very few amendments, but copyright enthusiasts shouldn't get too chirpy."
• 13-what-eu-copyright-directive-means-for-the-internet.html" class="link">What Europe's copyright overhaul means for YouTube, Facebook and the way you use the internetCNBC: "The European Parliament recently passed sweeping changes to the EU's almost two decades-old copyright rules. The biggest source of worry for people and companies protesting the new measures is a section called Article 13. Here's what you need to know about the reforms."