European leaders worry they’re too reliant on U.S. tech
If Rowy has its way, if you can use Excel, you can build software
Low and no-code application building continues apace. Gently hum “Rowy rowy rowy your software, gently down the streams,” as we talk with the founder behind Rowy, the company that’s like Airtable on a lot of steroids, or Excel on a lot of steroids and a couple of lines of illegal substances. Of course, low-code solutions […]
If Rowy has its way, if you can use Excel, you can build software by Haje Jan Kamps originally published on TechCrunch
Confirmed: Slack CEO Stewart Butterfield stepping down in January
Just days after co-CEO Bret Taylor announced his resignation, Slack CEO Stewart Butterfield announced that he will be stepping down in January. Business Insider first reported the news. Salesforce has confirmed the news with Salesforce by email. The company also announced that Lidiane Jones, who has been the executive VP & GM for digital experiences […]
Confirmed: Slack CEO Stewart Butterfield stepping down in January by Ron Miller originally published on TechCrunch
Why It’s Too Early To Write Off The Internet of Things
Zenly was the best social app and it will (sadly) shut down on February 3rd
Zenly, the popular social mapping app that Snap acquired five years ago, is going to shut down on February 3rd, 2023. This is going to be a sad day as there is nothing quite like Zenly. The team based in Paris managed to create an app that was at the intersection of a utility app […]
Zenly was the best social app and it will (sadly) shut down on February 3rd by Romain Dillet originally published on TechCrunch
Thoughts on the demise of Circle’s SPAC deal
Declining USDC in circulation means that the asset base from which Circle generates much of its revenue is also falling. That’s a harder growth story to pitch.
Thoughts on the demise of Circle’s SPAC deal by Alex Wilhelm originally published on TechCrunch
Facebook to now test age verification tech on Facebook Dating in the US
Meta is bringing its age verification technologies to another of its products, Facebook Dating. Though the service has not taken off as a significant Tinder rival, it will now serve as the testing grounds for further experimentation with new age verification technologies, including video selfies and ID uploads, Facebook announced this morning. The company will […]
Facebook to now test age verification tech on Facebook Dating in the US by Sarah Perez originally published on TechCrunch
Which way is up? The end of free money and the importance of keeping cash on hand
Someone once told me that successful companies each succeed in their own way, but companies all fail the same way: They run out of cash.
Which way is up? The end of free money and the importance of keeping cash on hand by Ram Iyer originally published on TechCrunch
Is this what good news feels like?
Equity is getting into the holiday spirit. And by that, we mean thinking far too much about the geopolitical-technological landscape.
Is this what good news feels like? by Alex Wilhelm originally published on TechCrunch
Check out what’s happening tomorrow at TC Sessions: Space
Happy TC Sessions: Space 2022 Eve! Tomorrow’s the big day in L.A. for everyone involved with or interested in pushing the boundaries of what’s possible and forging humanity’s future in space. There’s still time to get on board this mission, but the countdown clock is ticking. Ticket to the flight deck: Buy your pass and […]
Check out what’s happening tomorrow at TC Sessions: Space by Lauren Simonds originally published on TechCrunch