Purpose-Driven Entrepreneurship — How to Build a Business that Makes a Positive Impact
Here are seven strategies for building a purpose-driven business that makes a positive impact.
Roundtables: How AI Is Changing the Economy
There’s a lot at stake when it comes to understanding how AI is changing the economy at large. What’s the right outlook to have? Join Mat Honan, editor in chief, for a special conversation with David Rotman, editor at large, and Richard Waters, Financial Times columnist, exploring what’s happening across industries and the market. Going live on December…
Mavericks CEO Cynt Marshall Shares Game-Changing Advice Mark Cuban Gave Her When She Was Hired: ‘Don’t Worry About That’
Marshall was hired as CEO of the NBA team in 2018.
How to Balance the Screen Time, Tech Use and Mental Health of Children and Adults
Navigating the digital landscape while prioritizing mental health for children and adults can be thrilling and challenging.
Creators Are the Future. Here’s How To Work With Them
Creators are becoming a high-demand resource for brands.
Optery using its new funding to evolve from data broker opt-outs to personal info platform
We can all agree that data brokers are creepy and bad, and that in this age they have feasted upon our personal information like never before. Opting out is hard enough — which is why Optery is there to help — but as the data economy continues to evolve, we may want a more proactive […]
Optery using its new funding to evolve from data broker opt-outs to personal info platform by Devin Coldewey originally published on TechCrunch
Western sanctions against Russia: Tips for tech companies managing compliance risk
Crackdowns on the smuggling of U.S. technology in support of Russia’s war effort has wider implications for the tech industry.
Western sanctions against Russia: Tips for tech companies managing compliance risk by Walter Thompson originally published on TechCrunch
Tech workers could take labor lessons from Hollywood’s writers
Hollywood’s writers already had a mechanism in place to rebuff what they consider to be unfair changes to their compensation and employment. Tech workers don’t have that muscle.
Tech workers could take labor lessons from Hollywood’s writers by Alex Wilhelm originally published on TechCrunch
Navier’s hydrofoiling electric cruises west coast waterways to line up first pilot programs
Electric boats are still a rarity on America’s waterways, but everyone seems to agree they represent a cleaner, quieter future for our lakes, rivers, and coastal waters. Navier has moved impressively quickly from idea to prototype to production boat, and the startup is now touring the west coast, winning admirers in high places who hope […]
Navier’s hydrofoiling electric cruises west coast waterways to line up first pilot programs by Devin Coldewey originally published on TechCrunch
Elon Musk says Twitter is purging old accounts, freeing up desired usernames
Twitter is purging inactive accounts on its platform, which may free up a number of long-coveted usernames, according to recent tweets by owner Elon Musk. Though Twitter for years has promised to put more usernames back into rotation, it hadn’t yet made any large-scale effort to do so, despite having an inactive account policy in […]
Elon Musk says Twitter is purging old accounts, freeing up desired usernames by Sarah Perez originally published on TechCrunch
Amazon to license original series and movies to other media companies
Amazon announced Monday the launch of its new unit Amazon MGM Studios Distribution, which will allow the company to license Amazon Originals and other titles to third-party media companies, which could include streaming services (free, ad-supported or subscription) and cable TV. For the first time, titles such as “The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel,” “Borat Subsequent Moviefilm,” […]
Amazon to license original series and movies to other media companies by Lauren Forristal originally published on TechCrunch