Kalimah Priforce wonders: where are the startups of color?
The Data Revolution in Sports, Part 2
March 25, 2013 By Leave a Comment
In Part 1 of his essay, Liam Day traced the history of the data revolution from the factory floor to baseball’s front offices and beyond. In Part 2, he examines the fear of data.
Aaron Swartz to be Honored for Freedom of Information Activism
March 14, 2013 By Leave a Comment
Aaron Swartz will be “posthumously honored for crusading for open access rights to documents on the Internet.”
Facebook CEO Donates Almost $500 Million to Charity
December 21, 2012 By 3 Comments
Mark Zuckerberg makes his largest donation yet to help address health and education issues in Silicon Valley.
The Feeling of Speed
October 5, 2012 By 4 Comments
When Tom Matlack invested in a tech company other VC’s had left for dead, he had no idea how much it would bring him back to life.
Mark Zuckerberg and Steve Jobs: Menaces or Linchpins?
March 4, 2012 By 9 Comments
Deanna Ogle examines Mark Zuckerberg, his peers in the tech industry and how their social impairments affect society and innovation.
Race and the Miseducation of Silicon Valley
December 5, 2011 By 15 Comments
Education technology is marginalizing less-privileged, minority children, Kalmah Priforce writes.
Technology: The Danger of Black In America [by Sonya Donaldson, @sunnygrrrl]
November 25, 2011 By Leave a Comment
“All I See Are White Men”: Confronting Racism in Silicon Valley
November 22, 2011 By 47 Comments
Eric Ries wants to talk about racism in the start-up world—without hand-wringing and with an eye towards achievable solutions.
The 10 at 10
August 31, 2011 By Leave a Comment
Bill O’Reilly has his wife’s boyfriend investigated by police, Mayor Bloomberg’s Spanish inspires El Bloombito, and Gilbert Arenas is misogynistic on Twitter.
“I’m happy I have a wife, and having two people both contributing across the board goes a long way.”
This is a comment by Lars Fisher on the post “I’d Benefit From a Traditional Wife”.