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Released by the excellent content team at First Round Capital, this new portal attempts to cut through the crap on startup advice and offers a curated selection of tactical advice. | learn more
Released by the excellent content team at First Round Capital, this new portal attempts to cut through the crap on startup advice and offers a curated selection of tactical advice. | learn more
Last week I raised the issue and shared Ajit Pai’s perspective. Here, Ben Thompson of Stratechery weighs in. He’s pro-neutrality, and also against Title II classification of ISPs. His reasoning makes a lot of sense. What do you think? | learn more
LinkedIn CEO Jeff Weiner shares his thoughts on what characteristics make products great. If your business revolves around products (physical or digital), this is worth reading. | learn more
The IEEE is keeping score of the battle between Doctors and Artificial Intelligence. The results are interesting, and the best part is we all win! | learn more
Should the internet be regulated like a utility, or left alone in the spirit of capitalism? I wanted to understand the FCC head’s thinking, so I turned to this article. I have a good grasp on the pro-neutrality case. Any […]
Sanjiv Kalevar, a venture capitalist with Battery Ventures, worked as a dishwasher, truck driver, telemarketer, and more. Now he’s investing in software aimed at making blue-collar work easier and more productive. | learn more
This doesn’t look like it belongs in the tech section on the surface. But this is yet another example of how tech is enabling new classes of business – the niche lifestyle media brand. Remember, until very recently media was […]
Fast Company dives into the murky world of mattress reviews and affiliate relationships. | learn more
I was introduced to the concept of an emergency mesh network in the book CyberStorm, where a series of events occur that take out all internet infrastructure on Manhattan. goTenna’s mesh device is making this fiction a reality in Puerto […]
The OEMs are trying to crawl out of the low-margin manufacturing business by making investments into startups and collaborating more closely. This means better aligned incentives with those startups, who usually suffer from quality issues tied to low production volumes. | learn […]