Category: Technology
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New Study Shows The Decline Of Startups And America’s Geriatric Economy
By Danny Crichton A few months ago, I asked a simple question: “Can Google ever be beat?” The query was less about Google itself, and more a question about the potential of startups to disrupt the largest companies in our economy. Do we have the talent and capital infrastructure needed for nascent companies to grow…
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Facebook Data Privacy Class Action Now Oversubscribed
By Natasha Lomas A civil class action lawsuit being brought against Facebook on privacy grounds by Europe vs Facebook campaigner Max Schrems has hit its current maximum of 25,000 participants less than a week after the action was announced. Read More Source: Technology
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SocialTables, A Collaborative Event-Planning Service, Raises $8 Million Series A
By John Biggs DC-based SocialTables has announced its latest raise, an $8 million Series A round from Thayer Ventures. The company previously raised $1.6 million to help streamline event planning with collaborative tools. Founded by Dan Berger, a programmer and event-planner, we’ve been following this company since 2012 when I was impressed by their clever…
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Why The Gmail Scan That Led To A Man’s Arrest For Child Porn Was Not A Privacy Violation
By Sarah Perez No one will argue against the outcome of a case which saw a man arrested on child pornography charges, after Google tipped off authorities about illegal images found in the Houston suspect’s Gmail account. But the nature of how the discovery came about led some to questions about the methodologies used behind…
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Microsoft Offers Chinese Workers A Free Windows Phone To Quit
By Alex Wilhelm News broke today that Microsoft is offering employees in China a Lumia 630 device to leave the company voluntarily. Microsoft’s mass layoffs are not going over smoothly in China. Reports of protest have cropped up, with workers reacting in anger about the company’s impending job cuts that will eventually total 18,000 across…
