Twitter and other tech companies, including Netflix, Salesforce, Uber, Pinterest, Airbnb and AppNexus, plan to file an amicus brief tonight voicing opposition to President Trump’s executive order on
Happy Black History Month! Tech companies aren’t the best with diversity and inclusion, with many of the big players employing very few black people. Facebook, for example, is just
Airbnb just aired a Super Bowl ad promoting a message of diversity and acceptance, ending with the statement that “the world is more beautiful the more you accept.”
“Category kings,” defined as market-share leaders in particular business sectors, often wind up creating the majority of the market value relative to their competition. This advantage is particularly
Messaging apps can amass a lot of user data over time including everything from personal photos and videos users have shared to records of who they talk to most, where
In what is being billed as a “multi-million pound” acquisition, San Francisco-headquartered Nextdoor is purchasing the “assets” of U.K. local social network Streetlife. Read More
Days after releasing a cringeworthy Super Bowl commercial starring Justin Bieber, T-Mobile has come out with two new spots ahead of today’s big game — and they’re not
The Super Bowl is the biggest sporting event in America, and whether you’re a football fan or not, chances are you’ll be joining the millions of people crowding
Everywhere I look, I see the magic number: 3%. On the right, a whole quasi-militia movement is named that. On the left, activists report “it takes 3.5% of
