Big Tech Archive
Archives for September 2017
There’s a real small bundle of channels, and no one company owns the majority of that bundle.
“Going forward, it’s critical that we act with integrity in everything we do.”
Amazon at one time thought it could really compete with Alibaba. No longer.
The city’s transport regulator says Uber is “not fit and proper” to hold its license.
First and foremost: It could avoid a big, public mess.
Its size could also be a liability.
Phones, today. But tomorrow ...
Politicians want the FEC to crack down on “loopholes” that allow foreign entities to buy political ads online.
On the iPhone X: “[Apple] really changed, significantly, how you use the phone in two basic ways.”
As of today, Waymo is pursuing nine separate trade secret claims.
“This is about basic human dignity and respect,” says Apple’s CEO.
The first trial is scheduled for October 10.
It’s the first public departure since Benchmark’s lawsuit divided Silicon Valley.
Hugh Johnston, Pepsi’s CFO, is leaving Twitter’s board.
A brutal concoction.