Series A 101
In my prior life as a seed investor, I helped many companies raise Series A, some raise B and a few raise C. First time founders often ask about the process, once it’s clear there’s likely to be one, and
Social Media Could Inspire Horrors—Or Maybe Superpowers
In the new ‘Geek’s Guide to the Galaxy’ podcast author David Wong discusses his latest book and its focus on the dark side of social networks. The post Social Media Could Inspire Horrors—Or Maybe Superpowers appeared first on WIRED. Source:
Security News This Week: The US Won’t Force Companies to Build It Backdoors—For Now
Each Saturday we round up the security stories that we didn’t break or cover in depth at WIRED, but which deserve your attention nonetheless. The post Security News This Week: The US Won’t Force Companies to Build It Backdoors—For Now
While You Were Offline: Who Run the Web? Girls!
If there’s a running theme to this week’s roundup internet things, it’s strong women and the reactions to them from the world. Here’s what happened. The post While You Were Offline: Who Run the Web? Girls! appeared first on WIRED.
Fandom Eats Itself at New York Comic Con
Loving the fact we love stuff. (Plus, zombies.) The post Fandom Eats Itself at New York Comic Con appeared first on WIRED. Source: wired
Space Photos of the Week: A Beautiful Blue Nebula Says Good Night
Space photos of the week, October 4 – 10. The post Space Photos of the Week: A Beautiful Blue Nebula Says Good Night appeared first on WIRED. Source: wired
T-Shirts And Tech: Solving The Sartorial Equation
I don’t normally pay much attention to fashion. I’m not a fashion blogger. I don’t read fashion articles. If I think something looks good, I wear it. That being said, there’s a really interesting trend in tech whereby dressing down
Siliconvicts Are The Tech Slogan T-Shirts You’ve Always Talked About Making
Remember all those jokes about Silicon Valley you always said you’d put on t-shirts? Siliconvicts Clothing Co., a shirt company from Malibu, just beat you to it. With slogans ranging from ‘Unicorn Hunter’ to ‘Coding Is My Cardio’, recent Stanford
CrunchWeek: Jack Has A Moment, Microsoft Goes Big, And Pandora’s Selling Tickets
It’s Friday, Friday, gotta crunch down on Friday. Welcome to another episode of CrunchWeek, TechCrunch’s weekly roundup show where we talk the biggest things in tech. This week we’re chatting about Jack Dorsey’s return to Twitter and the launch of
Is China Coming Around On Cybersecurity?
The Chinese government arrested hackers at the request of the U.S. government just two weeks before Chinese President Xi Jinping visited the United States. The arrests, reported by the Washington Post on Friday, signal slight progress with China on cybersecurity.