6 Grammatical Errors That Need to Stop Now
Want people to take you seriously as a professional? Then don’t write a message that looks like a text from a high school student.
Puzzle Corner
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US government warns Royal ransomware is targeting critical infrastructure
The U.S. government is sounding the alarm about the Royal ransomware operation, which it says has targeted numerous critical infrastructure sectors across the United States. In a joint advisory released on Thursday, the FBI and U.S. cybersecurity agency CISA said that Royal ransomware has claimed multiple victims in the U.S. and internationally, including manufacturing, communications, […]
US government warns Royal ransomware is targeting critical infrastructure by Carly Page originally published on TechCrunch
Digital locker app Movies Anywhere sunsets ‘Screen Pass’ and ‘Watch Together’ features
Movies Anywhere, the Disney-owned app that lets users access their digitally owned movie collection from across services, is shutting down two features, “Screen Pass” and “Watch Together.” Screen Pass, which launched in 2020, allows you to loan out three movies per month within the app which can then be watched by recipients for up to […]
Digital locker app Movies Anywhere sunsets ‘Screen Pass’ and ‘Watch Together’ features by Lauren Forristal originally published on TechCrunch
From Dog Pictures to Art Memes, Here’s What to Learn From the Social Media Tactics of Major Museums
To run a more creative social media campaign, follow these five social media tactics from world-famous museums.
Prog.ai wants to help recruiters find technical talent by inferring skills from GitHub code
Companies already have a wealth of tools at their disposal for headhunting technical talent, but a new startup wants to give recruiters a leg-up by bringing together the worlds of GitHub and LinkedIn to create a database of the most suitable candidates for a specific software development role — and it’s doing so by using […]
Prog.ai wants to help recruiters find technical talent by inferring skills from GitHub code by Paul Sawers originally published on TechCrunch
For female VCs bias is a branding issue
More women in venture means that bias and strategic branding are increasingly more relevant for a larger fraction of check-writers.
For female VCs bias is a branding issue by Natasha Mascarenhas originally published on TechCrunch
10 Holiday Observances in the Month of March
For many people, the end of the year is the most fun. There are so many activities, events, and holidays to attend that time can seem to vanish. But the…
6 Ways to Make Your Company Hyper-Productive
Sure, it’s better to work smarter, not harder, but what does that mean? Here’s how to increase profits by improving productivity across a business structure.
Got $300? 2 Software Stocks to Buy for the Long Term
While the industry faces short-term headwinds, the rapid evolution of technology and increased dependency on technological products and solutions should help the software sector stay afloat. Thus, investing $300 in…
Super early-bird savings to TC Disrupt ending soon
Time is running out for you to score the biggest savings on passes to TechCrunch Disrupt 2023 — the original and always-evolving conference dedicated to early-stage startups. Beat the March 10 deadline, and you’ll save up to $1,000 on General Admission, Founder, and Investor passes. Students and nonprofits — grab a deeply discounted pass for […]
Super early-bird savings to TC Disrupt ending soon by Lauren Simonds originally published on TechCrunch