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Catching Up On Readings: FITNU
This feature from TechCrunch looks at the funding trends in the startup ecosystem. The valuation correction in fundraising rounds is being called “Flat is the new up (FITNU). For this week’s posts, click on the paragraph links. >>>
Catching Up On Readings: Interop ITX 2017
The 31st annual edition of Interop ITX was held in Las Vegas this month. This feature looks at the award winning exhibitors across Cloud, Date and Analytics, DevOps, Infrastructure & Security. For this week’s posts, click on the paragraph links. >>>
Catching Up On Readings: Disrupt NY 2017
This feature from TechCrunch covers the highlights of the Startup Battlefield at the Disrupt NY 2017 held last week. Winner RecordGram aims to be a mobile recording studio where aspiring artists can find beats, create songs and get signed. For this week’s posts, click on the paragraph links. >>>
Catching Up On Readings: Ransomware Attack
This feature from The New York Times looks at the aftershock of the large-scale ransomware attack that seized thousands of computer systems last week. For this week’s posts, click on the paragraph links. >>>
Catching Up On Readings: Elections in France
Emmanuel Macron has been elected as the president of France. This feature from TechCrunch looks at how technology has changed politics and political campaigns, in particular. For this week’s posts, click on the paragraph links. >>>
Catching Up On Readings: Books are Back!
This feature from CNN looks at the surprising trend of increased printed reading. US e-book sales declined 18.7% while paperback sales were up 7.5% and hardback sales increased 4.1% over the first nine months of 2016. For this week’s posts, click on the paragraph links. >>>
Catching Up On Readings: March for Science
The March for Science was organized in Washington on Saturday after the Trump administration started implementing steep budget cuts to federal science agencies such as the Environmental Protection Agency and the National Institutes of Health. This feature from Tech Crunch looks at why tech workers showed up to March for Science. For this week’s posts, click on the paragraph links. >>>
Catching Up On Readings: Happy Easter
Happy Easter to all our readers! This article lists some interesting facts about Easter, one of which is that 88% of the $18.4 billion spent will be on candy. For this week’e posts, click on the paragraph links. >>>
