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Datasembly, which scrapes data to offer a real time pricing tool for consumer goods, raises $10.3M Series A led by Craft Ventures (Jonathan Shieber/TechCrunch)

{$inline_image} Jonathan Shieber / TechCrunch: Datasembly, which scrapes data to offer a real time pricing tool for consumer goods, raises $10.3M Series A led by Craft Ventures  —  Washington-based Datasembly aims to take the guesswork out of the pricing for consumer goods.  —  The company founded by Ben Reich and Dan Gallagher initially started …

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Lithium Sulfur Batteries Slated for Takeoff

Spectrum recently published a post on a new lithium sulfur battery technology specifically targeting electric aviation applications. Although lots of electric vehicles could benefit from the new technology, airplanes are especially sensitive to heavy batteries and lithium-sulfur batteries can weigh much less than modern batteries of equivalent capacity. The Spectrum post is from Oxis Energy

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China's IT ministry picks Gitee, a company that claims to have hosted 10M+ open source repositories, to build an alternative to GitHub amid US-China tensions (Rita Liao/TechCrunch)

Rita Liao / TechCrunch: China’s IT ministry picks Gitee, a company that claims to have hosted 10M+ open source repositories, to build an alternative to GitHub amid US-China tensions  —  The technological decoupling between the U.S. and China has been a boon to Chinese firms from chipmakers for smartphones … China's IT ministry picks Gitee,

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In a new filing, Epic says revocation of its developer tools by Apple will harm the developer ecosystem and adds a declaration of support from Microsoft (The Verge)

The Verge: In a new filing, Epic says revocation of its developer tools by Apple will harm the developer ecosystem and adds a declaration of support from Microsoft  —  ‘An unlawful effort to… chill any action by others who might dare oppose Apple,’ new motion reads  —  Apple is threatening … In a new filing,

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Content moderation is even harder in African countries, due to colonial legacies, authoritarian governments, and colonial laws that violate online free speech (Tomiwa Ilori/Slate)

Tomiwa Ilori / Slate: Content moderation is even harder in African countries, due to colonial legacies, authoritarian governments, and colonial laws that violate online free speech  —  This article was developed as part of a series of papers by the Wikimedia-Yale Law School Initiative on Intermediaries and Information … Content moderation is even harder in

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