The Gillmor Gang — Frank Radice, Keith Teare, Denis Pombriant, and Steve Gillmor. Recorded live Sunday, October 15, 2017.
G3: It’s Time — Francine Hardaway, Mary Hodder, Kristie Wells, and Tina Chase Gillmor welcome Tina Hui. Recorded live Friday, October 20, 2017.
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Gamers, tabletop fans, cosplayers and terrifying mascots descended on Melbourne, Australia, to prove that PAX AUS holds its own on the global stage.
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The Audiophiliac checks out the Koss KPH30i on-ear headphones.
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Stories about seed funding often contain sappy metaphors about planting seedlings and nurturing them to maturity. In reality, it’s a brutally Darwinian business: most companies fail, successful ones get diluted and exits commonly take a decade or more. That said, seed also has the highest potential returns of any investment stage. Here are some trends we observed. Read More
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The fifth annual PAX AUS convention in Melbourne, Australia, features more foam, face paint and kickass LED work than you can shake a regulation prop sword at.
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The “Sonic Arcade” show at the Museum of Arts and Design is fun for the whole family.
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Proving you’re not a robot may be even more difficult, thanks to an AI startup called Vicarious. Researchers have created an algorithm based on the human brain that can easily recognize and decipher CAPTCHAs.
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Because of the threat of cyber attacks, sign in and identity verification procedures are becoming utterly cumbersome. There’s no “identity” layer to the internet (until there is a mainstream Blockhain solution perhaps?). However, using signalling and data packets, and the SIM/eSIM chips already found in smartphones, you could make this much easier. It would also require no… Read More
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Co-working and startup office leviathan WeWork continues to expand in London. It’s latest accounts show that it has £2 billion of lease commitments in the UK (25 offices in London and two in Manchester) over the next 25 years, indicating it is upbeat about the prospects of the city post-Brexit. However, Rival office space provider Regus is less bullish, issuing a property warning… Read More
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The big four US mobile carriers aren’t giving away the iPhone X, but there are still some deals to be had. CNET’s Marguerite Reardon explains.
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