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A Guiding Light Into The Future Of Marketing
Jan 15, 12:00AM
The Consumer Electronics Show (CES) is a feast to the eyes, but an overload of the senses. Separating the profound from the gimmicks and the trends from the distractions is vital, but hard. For me, there is one just one takeaway from CES this year: Everything around us is becoming digital. So while our industry cares about digital media, digital budgets and digital strategy, we need to retool… Read More
Uber Fined $7.6 Million In California
Jan 14, 11:54PM
The California Public Utilities Commission has fined Uber $7.6 million for failing to fully and timely meet the agency’s reporting requirements. Uber has 30 days to pay the penalty, otherwise, its operating license will be suspended in California. The CPUC also held the company in contempt and imposed an additional $1,000 fine. According to the CPUC, Uber failed to provide… Read More
Orbital ATK and SpaceX Receive Air Force Contracts For New Engine Development
Jan 14, 11:32PM
It’s been a good few days at Orbital ATK and SpaceX. Right on the heels of major contracts from NASA to resupply the International Space Station, both companies were the first recipients of the Air Force’s first ‘Other Transaction Agreement’ for rocket propulsion system development. Orbital ATK’s contract, worth $46.9 million, is for the development of new… Read More
Buzzy Social App Stolen Shuts Down Amidst "Concerns" From Users
Jan 14, 10:51PM
Amidst concerns over the gaming mechanics of a popular buzzy app called Stolen, its creators Hey Inc. has decided to shut down. They tweeted out the news today. Basically, the app allowed you to “own” peers with Twitter accounts, whether they signed up for the service or not. It was meant to be a fun game, but rubbed many people the wrong way. We've decided to shut down… Read More
Microsoft Drops Prices For Some Azure Instances By Up To 17%
Jan 14, 10:19PM
Microsoft has long said it would match AWS’s prices for compute, storage and bandwidth. Earlier this month, Amazon dropped the price of some of its general purpose, compute- and memory-optimized EC2 machines. It doesn’t come as a major surprise then that Microsoft is now also dropping the prices for some of its virtual machines by between 10 and 17 percent. Read More
Peach Gets An Unofficial Web And Android Version Called Nectarine
Jan 14, 9:37PM
If you haven’t tried Peach out because you don’t have an iOS device, a developer has ginned up something called “Nectarine,” which is an unofficial Android and web version of the service. It’s limited as far as what you can do and how you can interact, but you can definitely view your stream (in flipped order), like posts and comment on posts. It’s pretty… Read More
Dating App Zoosk Destroyed By Tinder, Drops 1/3 Of Staff
Jan 14, 9:17PM
Despite $61 million in funding, Zoosk is getting swiped to death. A source told TechCrunch the dating startup is laying off a huge chunk of its staff, and now the company confirms over 40 people will be let go. That’s one-third of the whole company. The mobile era has not been kind to the old-school web dating app. Founded in 2007, Zoosk found success by building extensions for… Read More
Intel Beats The Street On Q4 Sales Of $14.9B, EPS Of $0.74
Jan 14, 9:10PM
Intel — the world’s largest chipmaker — reported its Q4 earnings today after the close of trading. The company appeared to beat estimates with revenues of $14.9 billion and earnings per share of $0.74. Analysts on average were expecting EPS of $0.63 on revenues of $14.8 billion. Despite the surprise boost especially on EPS, Wall Street is not happy with the numbers:… Read More
Apple Watch And Holistic Presence
Jan 14, 9:00PM
What if you went to start your car and Apple Watch stopped you? Yes, Apple Watch, with your permission, knew you had spent time at a bar, monitored your heartbeat and other physiological data and saw changes indicating that you had been overdrinking. When you walked to your car, it connected to the CarKit-powered entertainment system, understood your situation and disabled the car’s… Read More
Foursquare Gets $45M And A New CEO To Build Out Enterprise Business
Jan 14, 9:00PM
Foursquare has been a fantastic idea in search of a business plan for as long as it’s been alive. Efforts to monetize the platform via ads in its app (now apps) have not made the grade. Now, the last of the cool standalone Web 2.0 companies has a new hit revenue stream in its business and enterprise location services and it’s looking to capitalize on that with some restructuring… Read More
Salesforce AppExchange Revolutionized Software Distribution When It Launched Ten Years Ago Today
Jan 14, 8:35PM
The Salesforce AppExchange turned ten years old today and it represents quite a milestone for enterprise software development. In fact, the app store concept that Salesforce developed pre-dated Apple’s consumer app store by a couple of years. It’s safe to say that when Salesforce launched the AppExchange a decade ago, a place where you could sell and distribute the apps you built… Read More
Screw Those $300 Standing Desks. This Cardboard One Is $25
Jan 14, 8:16PM
Is sitting at a computer all day making you fat, but standing desks are too expensive? The Hootsuite CEO’s nifty new side project could save your spine and slim your belly. Oristand is a $25 standing desk made of cardboard. Just unfold the contraption, stick it atop your normal desk, and you can work without hunching. Some employees at Hootsuite were already bolting little IKEA shelves… Read More
US Government Plans To Invest $4B In Autonomous Driving Research Over The Next 10 Years
Jan 14, 7:33PM
Every car manufacturer now has an autonomous driving program, but the rules and regulations around actually driving autonomous cars on public roads remain scattershot. Now, the U.S. government is starting to work on a national policy for autonomous cars, and it’s promising to invest $4 billion over the course of the next 10 years “to accelerate the development and adoption of… Read More
The GoProblem
Jan 14, 7:30PM
Action cameras are like tablets. Lots of people want ONE. But very few need to constantly update to the latest model. I suspect this is why GoPro’s sales are slowing, it’s reduced sales forecasts, and it had to lay off 7% of its employees this week. It’s hitting market saturation. Many of the people likely to buy a GoPro already have one and don’t need another.… Read More
PewDiePie Now Has His Own YouTube Network Within Maker Studios
Jan 14, 7:14PM
PewDiePie is launching his own multi-channel network called Revelmode. You may remember that PewDiePie was part of Maker Studios, Disney’s successful MCN. PewDiePie isn’t really parting ways with Disney as PewDiePie is working with Maker Studios for this new MCN. Revelmode is an imprint of Maker Studios with Felix Kjellberg aka PewDiePie in charge. Read More
Former Twitter Engineering Manager Leslie Miley Lands At Recruiting Startup Entelo
Jan 14, 7:08PM
Leslie Miley, the engineering manager who left Twitter over the way senior executives at the company were talking about diversity, is now the director of engineering at a recruiting software startup called Entelo. Entelo, which has over 350 customers, including tech companies like Box, Facebook, Uber, Tesla, Zenefits, Pinterest and Yelp, is a software platform that helps businesses recruit… Read More
Fugue Raises $20M Series C Round For Its Cloud Operating System
Jan 14, 6:55PM
Fugue (the company previously known as Luminal), today announced that it has raised $20 million in a Series C funding round led by New Enterprise Associates (NEA). The Frederick, MD- and Washington, DC-based company’s previous investors, including Core Capital, are also part of this round. Luminal’s main product was always Fugue (which is still in closed beta), so it’s… Read More
WayUp Launches An iPhone App To Let Students Apply For Jobs On The Go
Jan 14, 6:35PM
It’s obvious that college students love their phones. Which is why WayUp, formerly Campus Jobs, has today unveiled an iPhone app, giving students the opportunity to apply for jobs directly from their smartphone. WayUp originally launched as CampusJob, offering a marketplace where employers could post job listings and students could load up profiles and hunt for jobs during the semester… Read More
You Can Now Kick Off A Skype Call From Slack
Jan 14, 6:16PM
It’s been a big week for Skype. The company announced group calling on mobile, integration with Outlook mobile, and today it’s rolling out to Slack, too. Available now in preview mode (meaning a beta release), the new Slack integration allows team members using Slack’s real-time communication software a way to quickly start either a voice or video call from within the… Read More
Medal Gets Missing Medical Records To Your Doctor
Jan 14, 6:04PM
If you get hurt and show up unconscious at the hospital, they likely have no idea what medications you’re on, your medical history, or where you’ve been treated. Medal wants to fix that so all your medical records are united in one place and can be securely accessed by your doctors whenever necessary. While insurance companies and hospitals have worked for years on so-called… Read More
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