Most unicorns never were what they were purported to be. Instead, a lot of startups were granted big budgets to LARP as unicorns.
Turns out most unicorns today are more myth than reality by Alex Wilhelm originally published on TechCrunch
The early days of the pandemic proved a massive boon for the home fitness crowd. Gyms closed indefinitely, and even when they began reopening, many members seriously questioned whether the model would continue to suit their life, moving forward. Peloton, for one, was in a perfect place to capitalize on the trend, with a significant […]
After a turbulent few years for home fitness, Tonal gets fresh funding and new CEO by Brian Heater originally published on TechCrunch
Ever since the tech downturn began affecting startups, a question kept coming up: What if we are witnessing a correction?
The venture market may be correcting more than we think to pre-COVID times by Anna Heim originally published on TechCrunch
Cerbos, a company building an open source user-permission software platform, has today announced a new managed cloud service and a fresh $7.5 million in seed funding. Founded out of London back in early 2021, Cerbos exists in a space broadly known as identity and access management (IAM), a $13.4 billion market that’s expected to nearly […]
Cerbos takes its open source access-control software to the cloud by Paul Sawers originally published on TechCrunch
About a year ago, Google announced its Assured Open Source Software (Assured OSS) service, a service that helps developers defend against supply chain security attacks by regularly scanning and analyzing some of the world’s most popular software libraries for vulnerabilities. Today, Google is launching Assured OSS into general availability with support for well over a […]
Google’s free Assured Open Source Software service hits GA by Frederic Lardinois originally published on TechCrunch
NPR will no longer update its 52 Twitter accounts, including the primary @NPR handle, which has nearly 9 million followers. These accounts include NPR’s topic-specific feeds like NPR Politics, as well as individual radio shows like Weekend Edition. Last week, Twitter placed a “state-affiliated media” label on NPR’s account, representing the American news non-profit in […]
NPR leaves Twitter due to misleading ‘government-funded media’ label by Amanda Silberling originally published on TechCrunch