Eric Johnson

Berlin’s new book, “Troublemakers,” tells the stories of seven men and women who made the tech industry what it is today.

Kara Swisher’s son Louie returns to Too Embarrassed to Ask: “My English paper is more important than collusion.”

Unlike “The Martian,” Weir’s new sci-fi novel, “Artemis,” was written to be printed by a traditional publisher, and a movie version is already in the works.

Europe’s commissioner for competition explains why the world’s governments must fight “greed and fear” on the latest Recode Decode.

The Verge’s Tamara Warren breaks down what’s the deal with those Tron-looking trucks (and why they have no mirrors) on Too Embarrassed to Ask.

Hoffman, now a general partner at Greylock Partners, talks with Recode’s Kara Swisher on the latest Recode Decode.

Dear Niantic: Please don’t screw this up.

Van Susteren’s new book is a guide to social platforms for people who don’t want to “call a kid.”