Imran Khan’s Verishop adds Verified Shops, a way for emerging brands to set up shop in its digital mall
Verishop, the Los Angeles online retailer founded by former Snap executive Imran Khan, launched a little over a year ago to change the way people shop online. Now the company is launching a new initiative called “Verified Shops” which looks to change the way that up-and-coming retail br
Google says it’s eliminating Autocomplete suggestions that target candidates or voting
Ahead of the U.S. presidential election, Google says it has taken a number of steps to improve the quality of information that it highlights across its various search and news products.
Google executives outlined these changes at an online press event today, as well as in a blog post. The biggest c
Recorded music revenue is up on streaming growth, as physical sales plummet
With touring ground to a halt for the foreseeable future, 2020 has become the most difficult year for musicians in recent memory. One's ability to survive on music depends on a variety of factors, of course, including things like audience, reach and how their fans access their output.
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Ola is facing a drivers’ legal challenge over data access rights and algorithmic management
Two ride-hailing drivers are taking India-based Ola to court in the Netherlands in another test case targeted at algorithmic management of gig workers.
The case, which is being supported by the App Drivers & Couriers Union (ADCU) and others, is similar to one filed by drivers against Uber in Ju
Twitter’s rules address worries over ‘peaceful transfer of power’ in US election
Twitter announced expanded efforts to fight misinformation ahead of the U.S. election — with at least a few hair-raising lines that throw November’s stakes into sharp relief.
The company is making a game plan for what happens if the results of the 2020 election are unclear or contested, wit
Bose's music-playing sunglasses are back
Glasses/sunglasses with built-in speakers have been a thing for a shockingly long time now. They've never been particularly popular, mind, but at the very least, they're an interesting enough concept for companies to continue taking a sporadic stab at the category, whose primary appeal seem
Use ‘productive paranoia’ to build cybersecurity culture at your startup
As any startup grows, getting new products out the door and securing that next round of funding are always top priorities.
But security, all too often, falls by the wayside. After all, why would you invest money in something that you hope never happens when you could be funneling cash back into the
Amazon launches Alexa Print, a way to print lists, recipes, games and educational content using your voice
Alexa can now control your printer. Amazon today announced a new Alexa-enabled printing feature that lets Echo device owners use voice commands to print out common items, like their Alexa to-do lists, recipes, weekly calendars, educational content for kids and even some games, like Sudoku or crossw
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It's time to better identify the cost of cybersecurity risks in M&A deals
Over the past decade, a number of high-profile cybersecurity issues have arisen during mega-M&A deals, heightening concerns among corporate executives.
In 2017, Yahoo disclosed three data breaches during its negotiation to sell its internet business to Verizon [Disclosure: Verizon Media is Tech
How to think about growth strategically in 2020
You have more ways than ever to find the right users for your startup — if you know what you’re doing.
Today, you can pick from a selection of self-serve ad tools across large consumer platforms, build out your own content marketing and develop a sophisticated funnel to grow, retain and u
Retro-inspired music player Poolside.fm brings its summery fun to iPhone
If you mashup feel-good summer music, ridiculous 80s-inspired imagery and retro tech, you’ll get the lighthearted and fun web radio service Poolside.fm, the so-called “sunniest place on the internet.” The website where you can stream beachy, chill or disco tracks in a classic MacO
United Airlines’ website bug exposed traveler ticket data
A bug in United Airlines’ website let anyone access the ticket information for travelers who requested a refund.
The airline’s website lets users check their refund status by entering their ticket number and last name. But the website wasn’t validating the last name, making it pos
Pitching access management on the fly, Los Angeles-based Britive raises $5.4 million
It seems Los Angeles is becoming an enterprise software hotspot.
LA saw its first big enterprise exit in recent memory with the recent acquisition of Signal Sciences for $775 million, and less than a month later a hometown startup, Britive has raised $5.4 million from LA’s own venture fund, U