Maybe not necessarily actual street cred, but something similar in the eyes of its customers. It’s another tech M&A – this time Microsoft bought Github. We talk to tech analyst Jack Gold, of Gold and Associates, about what that means for Microsoft, the other major… Read More »Microsoft + Github = Street Cred? with Jack Gold
Roughly this time last year Facebook boasted over 2 billion monthly users. But since the Cambridge Analytica scandal, how has the company reacted to protect 26% of the world’s population? We talk to Rob Enderle, principal analyst at the Enderle Group about Facebook and also… Read More »Mo’ Money, Mo’ Problems (for CEOs) with Rob Enderle
Having to check the privacy button to open your favorite apps is so annoying. But it’s that minor annoyance that businesses are using to shield themselves when you discover they’ve been tracking you, all your internet usage, and selling that data. And kids are getting… Read More »Online Privacy and Our Kids with Mike Swift
Charlie Vogelheim is a 30 veteran of the auto industry and former host of the Moter Trend Auto podcast. Now he’s launching a new show, “The Flying Car” and stops by to chat about AI, the fatality in Phoenix, and other things we can expect… Read More »When Do I Get My Flying Car?? with Charlie Vogelheim
Mike Swift checks in with the latest in the ongoing saga surrounding Qualcomm. The current chapter focuses on the tech giant’s inability to expand to Asia thanks to government intervention. Links:
Waymo sued Uber over alleged stolen technology and have been fighting it out in court for nearly a year. We talk to Mike Swift from MLex Digital Insights about the settlement, and what’s next for self driving car technology. Links:
Jason breaks down the newest information on Amazon when it comes to cornering the market on retail, shipping, and, possibly, healthcare. We hear from Scott Galloway, Ben Thompson, and James Allworth. Links:
Uber is heading to to court again — this time to settle the dispute that they stole 14,000 classified documents from Alphabet’s self-driving division, Waymo. We dug into the details of the trial, set to begin Monday, with Mike Swift, chief digital risk correspondent for… Read More »Uber goes to court… again! with Mike Swift
What is the actual percentage of the population, in the Bay Area, who work in Tech? How many people live in poverty? We talk to Patrick Carlisle, Chief Analyst at Paragon Real Estate Group, about a report that defines the Bay Area by the numbers.… Read More »The San Francisco Bay Area Defined by the Numbers with Patrick Carlisle
Will the robots “kill all humans?” or is that not a pressing priority? We talk to Zach Weinersmith, half of the writing team behind “Soonish: Ten Emerging Technologies That’ll Improve and/or Ruin Everything” about what they discovered while writing this book. Links:
