Monthly Archives:May 2016

There have been a number of companies that have popped up in the last year or two that Read More

When we think of virtual reality, we mostly think of the visual component, and what we see when Read More

I’m beginning to see the food tech sector like the restaurant business. Entrepreneurs will always try their hand Read More

Words and phrases are funny. Take the “sharing economy.” Who would’ve thought such a thing would be less Read More

When it comes to tech ecosystems, there’s Silicon Valley, obviously, then everyone else. The list probably goes something Read More

For now, the passenger is winning. Lyft today announced a weeklong promotion that will cut fares by 50 Read More

This past weekend was a big one for mobile game studio Rovio, the company behind the popular Angry Read More

One of the strangest things about this economic downturn is how it has only affected one side of Read More

AT&T acquired Quickplay, a cloud-based platform providing managed services for the distribution of multi-screen video to IP-connected devices, from private equity investment Read More

Updated with more information about UrbanSitter’s Online Payment Fee The sharing economy can be difficult to classify, but generally Read More

Over $9 billion in venture capital. A $62.5 billion valuation—the highest in the world for a private company. Read More

Here in San Francisco, we have a somewhat skewed sense of things. It wouldn’t surprise anyone if you Read More

At Vator Splash Spring last week, Paul Martino, Partner at Bullpen Capital, and Tom Griffiths, CPO and Co-founder of FanDuel, talked Read More

As Twitter has been struggling to keep its user numbers up, as well as its stock price, one Read More