Tech
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447In Los Angeles, the Women’s March embraces technology to organize and inspire
The roughly 300,000 marchers that filled the streets of downtown Los Angeles for the third annual Women’s March received more than just...
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521China Roundup: Tencent’s new US gaming studio and WeChat’s new paywall
Hello and welcome back to TechCrunch’s China Roundup, a digest of recent events shaping the Chinese tech landscape and what they mean...
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SpaceX could catch future Crew Dragons with astronauts onboard using ships at sea
SpaceX demonstrated a safety system that will protect astronauts in the case of any unfortunate unforeseen accidents in future Crew Dragon flights,...
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First crewed SpaceX Dragon spacecraft launch could happen in Q2 this year
SpaceX and NASA hosted a press conference following their successful test of the Crew Dragon’s in-flight abort system on Sunday to discuss...
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Watch SpaceX launch its Crew Dragon astronaut spacecraft for a key safety test
SpaceX is looking to launch its Crew Dragon spacecraft using a Falcon 9 rocket today, in a crucial test of the human-rated...
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434Week in Review: Forget cord cutting, here comes the stream slashing
Hey everyone, welcome back to Week in Review where I dive deep into a bit of news from the week or just...
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Taiwan’s entrepreneurs move forward after tense presidential election
Last Saturday, Taiwanese voters re-elected President Tsai Ing-wen to her second term after an election that split the country among generational and...
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Original Content podcast: Netflix goes to the Oscars
When this year’s Academy Award nominations were announced on Monday, Netflix received 24 nominations — the most of any Hollywood studio. That’s...
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393Startups Weekly: Plaid’s $5.3B acquisition is a textbook Silicon Valley win
Hi everyone, my name is Eric Eldon and I’m the new writer of the Startups Weekly newsletter. I’ll be picking my favorite...
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Microsoft says it will fix an Internet Explorer security bug under active attack
Microsoft has confirmed a security flaw affecting Internet Explorer is currently being used by hackers, but that it has no immediate plans...