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I’ve worked in data science and healthcare-adjacent fields for about five years now. I studied biology and marketing at Wharton, where I did pancreatic cancer research. And I will tell you, regardless of the stunning achievements of access and strength
This summer, as Chairman of the House Small Business Committee, I had the opportunity to honor an innovative business accelerator called First Batch. This isn’t your typical business accelerator. First Batch is a product accelerator in my hometown of Cincinnati,
Pronoun, a self-publishing system that aims to help authors get their books edited and printed, is beginning the long road to making it easier for self-published authors to get noticed. First stop? Getting authors onto the platform. The company, founded
It’s been a pretty big week for tech + privacy, with Apple overhauling the privacy-related info it pushes out to users — sharpening its pro-privacy positioning as a marketing differentiator for its devices and services. And NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden
I do not want your stupid app I will not use this siloed crap. I do not like them, Sam-I-am. I do not want this mobile spam! Read More Source: TechCrunch
Under Tim Cook, Apple has forced a radical reconfiguration of the tech industry. Even in business, everyone orbits Apple now. The post Tim Cook’s Apple Has Forced the Whole Tech World to Realign appeared first on WIRED. Source: wired
Each Saturday we round up the news stories that we didn’t break or cover in depth at WIRED, but which deserve your attention nonetheless. The post Security News This Week: Edward ‘Scissorhands’ Snowden Deserves to Be Free appeared first on
Space photos of the week, September 27–October 3. The post Space Photos of the Week: Charon Has Some Serious Boo-Boos appeared first on WIRED. Source: wired
From rockin’ band logos to Yelp-but-for-people, it’s been a busy week for internet opinion-having. The post While You Were Offline: Metal Band Party Cannon Turns Its Logo Up to 11 appeared first on WIRED. Source: wired
Dungeons & Dragons used to horrify parents, now fantasy is mainstream. On this week’s Geek’s Guide to the Galaxy our panel discusses D&D’s evolution. The post The Media Still Owes Dungeons & Dragons an Apology appeared first on WIRED. Source: