Welcome to the Tech Meme Ride Home for Wednesday, April 11th, 2018. Today Zuckerberg's back on the hot seat.

There's a new Spotify Hulu bundle.

Changes might be coming to Gmail. There might be new spectacles in our future and

Uber adds car rental options. Here's what you missed today in the world

of tech.

This morning Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg was back on Capitol Hill, this time

testifying before the House Energy and Commerce Committee. A few interesting

tidbits from today, Congresswoman Anna Eshu, who

represent Silicon Valley, asked Zuckerberg if any of his own personal data was

included in the data sold to malicious third parties.

Zuckerberg said yes.

Representative Frank Pallone asked Zuckerberg for a yes or no answer on whether

he'd commit to changing default settings to minimize the

collection of users data, Zuckerberg demyered saying quote, this is a complex

issue that I think deserves more than a one-word answer.

Representative Jan Schakowski read a long list of Zuckerberg's public apologies going all the

way back to his apologies for FaceMash at Harvard.

You have a long list of apologies, the representative said.

She then said that this was an indication that, quote, self-regulation does not work.

The headlines and analysis from yesterday's nearly five hours of testimony before the Senate

Judiciary Committee and the Senate Commerce Science and Transportation Committees rolled in overnight, a few takeaways from yesterday.

Zuckerberg didn't rule out the possibility that one day Facebook might offer a paid version of its service that would presumably not show ads and in theory

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