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The White House Is Ready For Tech To Step Up In Government
Oct 24, 8:00PM
It’s no secret that the tech community has historically reacted with hesitation at the thought of collaborating with the public sector, what with the red tape, bureaucratic processes, lengthy sales cycles and a generally poor standard of implemented technology (remember Healthcare.gov before Marketplace Lite?). Clashes with Uber and Airbnb have created an image of our government as… Read More
Raise Your Seed Round By Treating Investors As Team Members
Oct 24, 3:00PM
The psychology of seed-stage investing is complex. As the one raising money, it’s easy to fall into the trap of treating the process like a transaction. But at the seed stage, neither investors nor the startups can make accurate predictions on numbers alone. Investors look for other data points to evaluate the opportunity, such as the strength of the team and who else has already… Read More 
Uber Refueling Its Warchest Yet Again, At A Valuation Of Up To $70BN
Oct 24, 1:18PM
Another month, another billion for Uber… The ride-hailing business is reportedly raising yet again — planning to raise close to $1 billion in new investment according to the NYT citing “people close to the matter”, with investors looking at a valuation of between $60 billion and $70 billion for the six-year-old startup. Read More 
When Facebook Knows You Better Than You Know Yourself
Oct 24, 1:00PM
Every time you log in to Facebook, every time you click on your News Feed, every time you Like a photo, every time you send anything via Messenger, you add another data point to the galaxy they already have regarding you and your behavior. That, in turn, is a tiny, insignificant dot within their vast universe of information about their billion-plus users. Read More 
Walgreens Halts Theranos Testing Center Expansion
Oct 24, 1:43AM
Walgreens won’t be going forward with any plans to open up more Theranos Wellness Centers until it can “understand the truth,” behind recent questioning of the blood work startup’s technology, according to the Wall Street Journal. Walgreens and Theranos announced a partnership in September 2013, allowing Theranos to offer its lab testing services at Walgreens… Read More 
Coding Academies Are Nonsense
Oct 24, 1:00AM
Coding as a profession has recently catapulted from the dark rooms of nerdom into the shining light of mainstream appeal, and few people are better off for it. In 20+ years of professional coding, I’ve never seen someone go from novice to full-fledged programmer in a matter of weeks, yet that seems to be what coding academies are promising, alongside instant employment, a salary big… Read More 
DigitasLBi Identifies The Most "Contagious" Brands On Social Media
Oct 24, 12:57AM
It should be easy to tell whether or not something’s working on social media, right? I mean, if you’ve got a lot of likes and favorites, that’s great. If you don’t, that’s less great. Isn’t that how it’s supposed to work? Well, not quite — at least according to DigitasLBi. The marketing agency worked with Wharton professor Jonah Berger to develop… Read More 
Periscope Goes Batty For Halloween, Introduces A Themed Heart
Oct 24, 12:25AM
It’s not a Twitter custom emoji, but it’s close. Looks like Periscope is playing around with the hearts that you can send folks who are livestreaming. For Halloween, it’s bats! Simply use “#Halloween” in your Periscope title and the bats will fly, the team tells me. This is the first customized icon (or themed hearts as Periscope calls them) that I’ve seen… Read More 
Pandora Loses More Than A Third Of Its Value As It Battles Apple Music For Listeners
Oct 24, 12:06AM
Shares of online radio service Pandora tanked about 36 percent on Friday. The sharp decline comes after the company reported a loss of almost $86 million yesterday. The call was the company’s first report on earnings after the June 30 launch of Apple Music, and Friday’s dive shows investors were not pleased with how the Oakland, California, company stacked up against the… Read More 
CrunchWeek: YouTube Green, Earningspalooza, And #Jacklash
Oct 23, 10:11PM
Welcome to another episode of CrunchWeek, TechCrunch’s weekly roundup show where we talk the biggest things in tech. Read More 
Tech (Mostly) Puts Points On The Board
Oct 23, 8:21PM
We are back in earnings season, which means that it’s report card time for your favorite public tech shops. Earnings have a way of cutting through the bullshit. It’s refreshing. So, what happened this week? Well, a few headlines are the place to start. Read More 
The Future Of Enterprise Storage Is Probably Not Storage
Oct 23, 8:00PM
Traditional enterprise storage is dying a slow death. The bulky old-school storage boxes that once filled the data centers of large businesses symbolize a past era. The modern data center is undergoing a tremendous transformation, with everything from hyper-converged systems and open source to software-defined storage and large cloud-scale storage systems that companies can assemble themselves. Read More 
Brewster Contacts App Team Gets Acqui-Hired By Burger King Owner RBI, Brewster Lives On
Oct 23, 7:46PM
We’ve heard a lot about software eating the world; now a company that has built its business around food is now eating up a software startup. Restaurant Brands International, owner of Burger King and Horton’s, is acqui-hiring the team from Brewster — the service that lets you unify address books from disparate apps into a cohesive whole. Founder Steve Greenwood and his team… Read More 
Let's Meet Up In St. Louis For Corn Beef And Cabbage (And Startups)
Oct 23, 7:30PM
A quick reminder for all and sundry that we will hold the first TC Pitch-Off on Tuesday, November 17th at the PBR Cowboy Bar on 601 Clark Avenue. #202. St. Louis, MO 63102. You can register here. We are looking for some companies to pitch at the event. If you’d like to tell the world what you’re up to, please fill out this form. The first prize winner will get a table at TC Disrupt… Read More 
This Week On The TC Gadgets Podcast: We're Over Smart Watches
Oct 23, 7:00PM
Happy Friday! To soothe you from the hectic bustle of the fall work week and transition you into a peaceful, potentially football-filled weekend, we come bearing the TechCrunch Gadgets podcast. All that said, it isn’t the most uplifting 30 minutes of conversation had among colleagues, as we discuss the ludicrous Keurig Kold and our diminishing patience for new wearables. We discuss… Read More 
In Case You Didn't Know, /Me Works In Messages On Mac
Oct 23, 6:46PM
It’s Friday, and sometimes when we try to wind our week down something winds us back up. Today, it has to do with the app that a lot of us use the most on Mac…Messages. Read More 
Angaza Raises $4M To Make Clean Energy Affordable For World's Poorest
Oct 23, 6:38PM
Often, off-grid rural villages in places like Africa have their electricity generated by energy devices, like solar panels and batteries, donated by non-profit organizations and charities. The problem, however is that model is not sustainable and relies of yet more charitable hand-outs. What’s required is to make clean energy scale in self-supporting way. Luckily the rise of the mobile… Read More 
Le Tote's Clothing Rentals App Lets You Seek Out New Outfits From Your iPhone's Search Screen
Oct 23, 6:26PM
Online shoppers looking to spice up their wardrobe on a more regular basis can now download a new app from Le Tote, a “Netflix-for-clothing” type of service backed by Andreessen Horowitz, Google Ventures and others, which launched to the public this week. From the app, you’ll be able to access Le Tote’s online catalog of over 150,000 pieces of clothing and… Read More 
YouTube Red Deal Forces ESPN To Pull Its Videos From YouTube
Oct 23, 6:20PM
The fallout from YouTube Red, its forthcoming ad-free subscription service, is already underway. Today, the majority of ESPN’s video content has been pulled off of YouTube in the US, as the sports network currently can’t participate in the YouTube Red service due to rights issues surrounding its content. Though TechCrunch can now confirm that parent company Disney does have a… Read More 
Omega Announces Its Own Watch Certification System To Add Science To Your Wrist
Oct 23, 6:04PM
Why should you, a tech person, care about Omega creating something called the Master Chronometer Certification? Well, first let me tell you what’s up. So nice watches are usually Contrôle Officiel Suisse des Chronometers (COSC) certified. This means they’ve been tested for accuracy in various positions. Here’s the breakdown on the certification: Each uncased movement… Read More 
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