Month: December 2018

A look at the state of crypto at the end of 2018 and a list of questions to consider as the ecosystem evolves in 2019 and beyond (Kyle Samani/Multicoin Capital)

Kyle Samani / Multicoin Capital: A look at the state of crypto at the end of 2018 and a list of questions to consider as the ecosystem evolves in 2019 and beyond  —  As 2018 comes to a close, we’ve been thinking about some of the big questions that crypto still needs to answer.  — 

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Sources: Uber has offered to pay 11 cents for every mile driven for Uber to drivers who have been in individual arbitration over their employment classification (Ingrid Lunden/TechCrunch)

Ingrid Lunden / TechCrunch: Sources: Uber has offered to pay 11 cents for every mile driven for Uber to drivers who have been in individual arbitration over their employment classification  —  Uber is reportedly on track to go public in the first quarter next year, and in the lead up to that, it’s sewing up

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A look at Joel Kaplan's growing sway at Facebook as he pushed against News Feed changes designed to reduce polarization, promoted The Daily Caller partnership (Deepa Seetharaman/Wall Street Journal)

Deepa Seetharaman / Wall Street Journal: A look at Joel Kaplan’s growing sway at Facebook as he pushed against News Feed changes designed to reduce polarization, promoted The Daily Caller partnership  —  Joel Kaplan has emerged as the social-media site’s protector against allegations of political bias A look at Joel Kaplan's growing sway at Facebook

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An overview of the new global and regional satellite navigation systems being built by China, Japan, India, and the EU (Danny Crichton/TechCrunch)

Danny Crichton / TechCrunch: An overview of the new global and regional satellite navigation systems being built by China, Japan, India, and the EU  —  Where are you?  That’s not just a metaphysical question, but increasingly a geopolitical challenge that is putting tech giants like Apple and Alphabet in a tough position. An overview of

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Profile of Epic Systems, a privately held healthcare software company based in Wisconsin that claims to hold medical records for more than 50% of US patients (Kate Kelly/New York Times)

Kate Kelly / New York Times: Profile of Epic Systems, a privately held healthcare software company based in Wisconsin that claims to hold medical records for more than 50% of US patients  —  The engineers at Epic Systems work on a campus full of childish whimsy but also sit in on open-heart surgery. Profile of

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Friends and colleagues remember Colin Kroll, cofounder of Vine and HQ Trivia, as an inspiring and talented visionary who built products that made millions happy (Kerry Flynn/Digiday)

Kerry Flynn / Digiday: Friends and colleagues remember Colin Kroll, cofounder of Vine and HQ Trivia, as an inspiring and talented visionary who built products that made millions happy  —  In his childhood, Colin Kroll imagined being able to interact with all the TV shows he watched. Friends and colleagues remember Colin Kroll, cofounder of

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