Tech
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Can learning pods scale, or are they widening edtech’s digital divide?
Lucia, a six-year old, hides from Zoom calls and has rejected every edtech tool from Seesaw to Khan Academy. She will spend...
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410Special raises $2.26M to build a subscription platform for online creators
Special is a new startup offering online video creators a way to move beyond advertising for their income. The service was created...
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389Majority of tech workers expect company solidarity with Black Lives Matter
Loren AppinContributor Share on Twitter Loren Appin is co-founder and COO of Fishbowl, a workplace social network bringing together professionals during the...
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Uber picks up Autocab to push into places its own app doesn’t go
Uber has bought UK based Autocab, which sells SaaS to the taxi and private hire vehicle industry, with the aim of expanding...
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More Chinese phone makers could lose US apps under Trump’s Clean Network
Over a third of the world’s smartphone sales come from Chinese vendors Huawei, Xiaomi and Oppo. These manufacturers have thrived not only...
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Attorneys general from twenty states call on Facebook to do more to fight discrimination, disinformation and harrassment
In an open letter to Facebook’s leadership posted earlier today, the attorneys general from twenty states called on the company to do...
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Twitter locked the Trump campaign out of its account for sharing COVID-19 misinformation
Twitter took action against the official Trump campaign Twitter account Wednesday, freezing @TeamTrump’s ability to tweet until it removed a video in...
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Uber and Lyft face new lawsuit from CA Labor Commissioner
Uber and Lyft are both facing another lawsuit from the office of the California Labor Commissioner alleging wage theft. Filed today, the...
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576Unagi, the iPhone of scooters, now has a subscription service
Unagi, the portable and design-forward electric scooter company that made a splash with celebs and pop stars, has launched a subscription service....
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415Go public now while software valuations make no sense
Software valuations are bonkers, which means it’s a great time to go public. Asana, Monday.com, Wrike and every other gosh darn software...