Big Tech Archive
Archives for October 2017
“I have enough work — to say the least.”
Ian Freed is working with TAF, a Seattle area non-profit that runs a STEM-focused school.
The end is in sight (maybe.)
Emil Michael said he’s not to blame for violating the privacy of the victim of an attack by an Uber driver.
In order to grow, YouTube needs more than a single “House of Cards”-sized hit, says CEO Susan Wojcicki.
On the latest Recode Decode, the CEO reflects on how the diversity debate sparked by James Damore’s memo affected her personally.
The company has also taught its cars to hear and see sirens and pull over.
This is what happens in private markets
Here’s a sense of today’s self-driving ride.
Google SVP of Hardware Rick Osterloh explains the company’s push into high-end gadgets on the latest Too Embarrassed to Ask.
The move comes after complaints from actress Rose McGowan, and new details about an incident in 2015.
Voice-shopping partnerships to combat Alexa are just the beginning.
Lyft is working with Google Maps.
“It was one of those things, ‘Well, men always start companies when they’re 25, why can’t a woman do it?’”
It’s the new corporate boogeyman.