Month: January 2018

FCC Commissioner Clyburn’s passionate dissent at last month’s meeting left no room for guesswork on her position on the Commission’s

The startup assault on the humble neighborhood store continues to intensify. First came Bodega, the terribly named, and mostly misguidedstartup

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Analyst Gartner put out a 10-strong listicle this week identifying what it dubbed “high-impact” uses for AI-powered features on smartphones

Wait, what? Yeah, this week a company called SuperMeat announced that it raised $3 million to create chicken in a

Earlier this week news broke of a pair of massive chip vulnerabilities dubbed Spectre and Meltdown (for an explainer see this

Add the surprise return of the cassette tape to the long list of why the last couple of years have

Google’s here, and it’s planning something big. The company’s presence is impossible to miss as you drive down Paradise Road

Sure, fine, maybe it’s a bubble. OK it’s definitely a bubble, but that’s a good thing, a bubble brings attention

Andrew Keen is the author of three books: Cult of the Amateur, Digital Vertigo and The Internet Is Not The