Tech
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Nigeria is becoming Africa’s unofficial tech capital
Africa has one of the world’s fastest growing tech markets and Nigeria is becoming its unofficial capital. While the West African nation...
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Original Content podcast: Netflix’s ‘Cheer’ provides a gripping, painful look at competitive cheerleading
“Cheer,” a new documentary series on Netflix, may be singlehandedly changing the way many people think about cheerleading. The show follows the...
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Everyone loves the coronapocalypse
The 2019-nCoV coronavirus is a global public health emergency of significant concern. It is also, simultaneously, a fount of misinformation, wild conspiracy...
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Red teams OK to push ethical limits but not on themselves, study says
Wake up, make breakfast, get the kids to school, drive to work, break into the chief financial officer’s inbox and steal the...
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Report: WeWork has a new CEO and he’s a real estate — not a tech — exec
If WeWork wanted to cement the impression that it no longer strives to be viewed as a tech company but rather as...
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571At CAA, Michael Yanover is still betting startups can change Hollywood’s agencies
In a large office scattered with drums, family mementos, and a well-used whiteboard, on the second floor of Creatlve Artist Agency‘s Los...
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Ginni Rometty leaves complex legacy as she steps away as IBM CEO
When Ginni Romettysteps down as CEO at IBM in April and her replacement Arvind Krishna takes the helm, more than eight years...
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402Startups Weekly: One Medical IPO raises unicorn hopes
Maybe ‘tech-enabled’ is good enough for public markets? Everybody’s talking about revenues after WeWork, but maybe you still don’t need to have...
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Justin Kan opens up (Part 1)
Greg EpsteinContributor Share on Twitter Greg M. Epstein is the Humanist Chaplain at Harvard and MIT, and the author of The New...
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What Nutanix got right (and wrong) in its IPO roadshow
Back in 2016, Nutanix decided to take the big step of going public. Part of that process was creating a pitch deck...