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Welcome to the land technology forgot. High-end leases negotiated and signed via fax. Millions of dollars in apartment inventory tracked on whiteboards with dry-erase markers. Client histories recorded in longhand in legal notebooks and stashed in manila folders. Multi-family real estate (i.e. apartment buildings) is one the fastest-growing sectors in the country right now. Read More... →

Silicon Valley has traditionally been the startup Garden of Eden, but it’s no longer the only game in town. Utah — specifically Salt Lake City and its ecosystem — has become a formidable breeding ground for startups, even developing its own unicorn herd. Read More... →

The Gillmor Gang — Dan Farber, Frank Radice, Kevin Marks, Keith Teare, and Steve Gillmor. Recorded live Friday, May 27, 2016. Too much Trump, TV, Twitter, and Gang thinks apps have jumped the shark. Gillmor says no way. Plus, G3 with Mary Hodder, Elisa Camahort Page, Francine Hardaway, Tina Chase Gillmor. @stevegillmor, @dbfarber, @kevinmarks, @fradice, @kteare Produced & directed… Read More... →

I’m writing this from a slightly saddened perspective, revisiting my favorite SNES RPGs and realizing something: I’ve been spoiled by modern UX design. The sentiment is pretty universal. Read More... →

Director Joe Dante made some of the most best-loved movies of the ’80s, including Gremlins and Explorers, so I was eager to ask him about how movies have evolved. This weekend, Dante will receive the very first Sierra Spirit Award at the Mammoth Lakes Film Festival. Shira Dubrovner, the festival’s executive director, said Dante was chosen for his persistently independent… Read More... →

Консультант по развитию талантов Oracle Джессика Кригель написала для Forbes колонку-реакцию на стремление общества определить каждого человека к своему поколению. Поводом для материала стала передача Saturday Night Live на NBC, где состоялась премьера пародийного скетча под названием Millennials. Редакция vc.ru публикует перевод заметки.... →

It’s heeeere! The Internet of Things, I mean. I just spent several days at the Connected Conference in Paris, which focused on IoT hardware. They built a whole home full of connected devices, showcased the War for the WAN, and underscored that the IoT is — as always — not quite what we imagined, and not quite what we hoped. Read More... →

Генеральный директор облачного сервиса «МойСклад» Аскар Рахимбердиев написал для vc.ru колонку о преимуществах и недостатках различных подходов к выпускам релизов. Предприниматель порассуждал о том, как часто стоит выпускать обновления — по мере выявления новых ошибок или согласно графику.... →

Генеральный директор креативного агентства Red Keds Виталий Быков разместил на своей странице в Facebook заметку о проводимом эксперименте — уже два года компания не участвует в фестивалях, рекламных рейтингах и конференциях. Быков утверждает, что, хотя сотрудники переживают о редком пиаре своих работ, на бизнес-показателях такой подход не отражается.... →

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Валерия Макарова, копирайтер в KINETICA Conversion Agency, сделала обзор самых интересных докладов... →

Mobile Beach Conference 2016, самая большая конференция по мобильному маркетингу в Восточной Европе, пройдет 28-29 мая в Одессе. MBC2016 - это 2 дня конференции в пляжном клубе на берегу Черного моря, более 600 специалистов мобильного маркетинга, 40 спикеров и более 50 ведущих компаний индустрии. На Mobile Beach Conference выступят признанные мировые эксперты мобильного маркетинга: Денис Жаданов, руководитель маркетинга в Readdle, одной из самых успешных компаний, выпускающих бизнес-приложения на AppStore; ... →

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Amazon Alexa can now be used in a web browser to test it out. Facebook starts selling offsite ads. Apple pay wants to expand into more countries in both Asia and Europe. Nick Denton from Gawker challenges Peter Thiel to a public debate and Twilio is looking to IPO soon. All this fun stuff on todays Crunch Report! Read More... →

Who could imagine being wowed by a garbage can? Not much floors us anymore in our age of technological whiz-bang, but I couldn’t stop thinking about the lowly garbage can. Embedded with smart sensors, it alerts city workers when it’s ready to be emptied, which slashes fuel costs and avoids unnecessary pickups. That may not sound so impressive, but when the dumbest of items gains… Read More... →

It’s been a long journey for the VAIO brand: sold off from Sony in 2014 to investment firm Japan Industrial Partners, the deal saw all of its then-new products disappear. Read More... →

Musical.ly is expanding beyond music videos with the launch of livel.ly, its live stream platform. Users will be able to broadcast through the livel.ly app, and the streams will be viewable on musical.ly. Launched last year, musical.ly is growing fast with about 80 million young teens using it around the globe. The app makes it easy to create music videos, by allowing users to dub over… Read More... →

This week, Google successfully defended itself against the the $9 billion fair use court case against Oracle, Snapchat’s financials were leaked, Twilio revealed its IPO filing and more. These are the top stories of the week to catch you up on all things tech. 1. Closing out a $9 billion case that has stretched across many years, a jury found that Google’s implementation of… Read More... →

Comixology recently launched Comixology Unlimited, a subscription plan that offers unlimited access to thousands of digital comics for just $5.99 per month. Given the “all you can read” model, it’s natural to compare the new service to Netflix, but CEO David Steinberger told me that Amazon Prime’s video offerings are a closer match — and no, not because of the… Read More... →