I, for one, welcome our new surveillance robot overlords
Knightscope founder and CEO William Santana Li is not modest in his ambitions. He estimates that crime — of all kinds […]
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Netflix reveals the future of enterprise tech: Here’s why
I was sitting in a conference on enterprise infrastructure this week when I realized that the generational shift long promised
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What to Think: Belkin CMO Kieran Hannon tells all
In this week’s episode, we talk with Kieran Hannon, the chief marketing officer of Belkin. Hannon is widely respected and
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Twitter Moments joins a long lineup of attempts to curate the news
Twitter Moments is a latecomer to the social news curation game. Lots of people have attempted to extract useful signals about the news from the huge mess of social data, with varying results.
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You think women in tech have a problem? We all have a problem
The tech industry’s complicated and sorry treatment of women has become a big topic. Lawsuits have helped blow up the
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The writing is on the wall for the ad-supported Web: It’s the end of the line
The latest version of Apple’s mobile OS includes tools for developers to create ad-blocking software, affording mobile users the same freedom from advertising that desktop browser add-ons like AdBlock Plus and Ghostery have provided for years. That might just be the beginning of the end for the ad-supported Web.
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A VC and a labor leader walk into a workers’ rights debate…
Nick Hanauer and David Rolf are an unlikely pair of troublemakers. Hanauer is a Seattle venture capitalist and was the
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The hidden costs of the on-demand economy
Despite what economists like to think, people do not always make rational economic decisions. That’s nowhere more apparent than in
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How Tile went from crowdfunding to 2M units sold in two years
Tile makes a deceptively simple gadget: a rounded square of white plastic, about the size of a poker chip, that
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How Trello and couples counseling helped make this startup a self-managing success
Jessica Mah has been starting companies since she was 13. As a teenager, she built websites for small businesses, and