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
Some brick and mortar stores are still standing, and thriving, even as more shopping is being done online. So how do they do it? We get working strategies from Barbara Kahn, professor at The Wharton School, and author of “The Shopping Revolution: How Successful Retailers… Read More »To Shop, or Not to Shop (online): That is the Question with Barbara Kahn
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
Do you ever open your phone to check one thing and then realize you’ve been standing in the same just auto scrolling for 30 minutes? Do you think your kids might be doing the same thing? Now, there’s an app for that (no, really). The… Read More »Losing Time Online: There’s an App for That with Nitin Bhandari
The power is shifting to the people, or at least some other people, and tech companies can no longer be ignored, but is it too late for government regulation? We talk to Bill Janeway about his book “Doing Capitalism in the Innovation Economy: Reconfiguring the… Read More »Capitalism vs Control, and Where Does That Leave Us? with Bill Janeway
Getting into your finances and planning for the future might be a daunting task, especially if you’re young and inexperienced. But as soon as you start working regularly, you should be thinking about how long you plan on doing it. Grove CEO Chris Hutchins wants… Read More »Making Sense of Your Money and Your Future with Chris Hutchins, Latoya Drake
Zach Schonbrun is a contributor to the New York Times, and has been studying athletes and neuroscience for his book “The Performance Cortex: How Neuroscience Is Redefining Athletic Genius.” We find out how the brain training is changing the game for Major League Baseball. This… Read More »The Science of Sports Training with Zach Schonbrun
The label VC is thrown around a lot, but do you actually know what a venture capitalist does? We find out the process of getting that sweet, sweet VC funding, how competitive it is, and what entrepreneurs have to do with it from EY US… Read More »Venture Capital 101 with Jeff Grabow
Cyrus Farivar is the Senior Technology Reporter at Ars Technica and the author of “Habeas Data: Privacy Vs. the Rise of Surveillance Tech.” He spells out exactly how the courts, business, and government are working for, but mostly against, you and your privacy. Links:
To close out the Future of Sports theme, we talk to Oakland A’s team President, Dave Kaval. He breaks down his hopes and challenges during the process of building a modern ballpark in Oakland, and how improving the current fan experience while attracting a new,… Read More »Building a Modern Ballpark for Oakland with Dave Kaval
