Some time ago a friend sent me an email message with <> in the subject. In it was a spreadsheet with the names of the latest Y Combinator companies, their monthly spend on AWS, and some growth calculations. Wanting to make a name for himself at Amazon, he

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On February 11, Timo Buetefisch–founder and CEO at sustainable mobility company Cooltra–tweeted [https://twitter.com/buetefisch/status/1227373051504926722] the following: If you can’t read a very pissed off CEO's Spanish, let me translate that for you. > “We are devastated. We brought the first 250 electric mopeds to

Robert Moses was an American public official who spent over 50 years shaping New York City as we know it. Other than the amassing power, one of his main goals was alleviating traffic on an extremely congested, post-war New York City. And to do that, he put his power to

The European tech ecosystem is in a strange place. Investment is pouring in, the ecosystem is primed for growth, but there isn’t enough talent going around. In the second quarter of 2019, the VC investment in this sector jumped from €5.8bn in the second quarter of last year

Historically, extraordinary talent gravitates toward extraordinary talent. At the very beginning of the 15th century, an extraordinary group of young artists and intellectuals, formed under the patronage of the Medici family, flocked to Florence. Thus began the Renaissance, which later spread to Rome, Venice and the rest of the country.

On March 3, 1998, US Senator Orrin Hatch called to order a hearing before the Senate Judiciary Committee. > “Is there a danger that monopoly power is or could be used to stifle innovation in the software industry today or, perhaps, more importantly, looking forward?” With that, the antitrust case against

A year ago, you opened your inbox to an avalanche of emails from companies warning you about this new “GDPR” thing, explaining how they did a tremendous job so far protecting your privacy and asking you for permission to keep using your data. The General Data Protection Regulation launched last

This week, after years of deliberating [https://www.digitalmusicnews.com/2019/02/13/eu-article-13-copyright-directive/] , the European Parliament voted ‘yes’ (348 to 274) on the controversial Copyright Reform [https://eur-lex.europa.eu/legal-content/EN/TXT/?uri=CELEX:52016PC0593]. On Monday, I was indifferent to this. Today, after spending hours of reading