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Каждое утро Rusbase рассказывает о трендах в мире бизнеса и технологий на цифрах.... →

The classic game Canabalt was originally a Flash game, but it was successful enough that it ended up being ported to the iPhone (Apple’s App Store). The iOS game was open-sourced on GitHub, and now it’s being used to showcase Microsoft’s tools for porting iOS code to the Windows Universal Platform (UWP). David Burela is […]... →

Государство намерено защищать Рунет от внешних атак... →

Сотрудник Facebook AI Research Томас Миколов — об искусственном интеллекте, слежке за пользователями и будущем крупнейшей мировой соцсети... →

Крупнейшие автопроизводители испугались нестабильной экономической ситуации в России... →

GUEST: IBM’s SoftLayer, which provides server hosting and cloud infrastructure around the world, has blocked all IPs coming from Iran. The service, which competes with cloud services from Amazon and Google, has a large base of user organizations, meaning that a number of SoftLayer-hosted apps and services will no longer be able to reach users in […]... →

Watch this video for an impassioned look at why Twitter’s growth problem is so tough to solve. But if you can’t or don’t want to, here’s the script: Twitter had a terrible, horrible, no good very bad earnings day, and unfortunately, the only thing that might save it is a time machine. The company announced that it saw zero growth in its total user count. Excluding… Read More... →

Microsoft today announced that it now has 74 hardware makers in 25 countries that are pre-installing, or will pre-install, Microsoft apps on its Android phones. Apps included in this arrangement include Word, Excel, OneDrive, OneNote, Outlook, PowerPoint, and Skype, Nick Parker, corporate vice president of Microsoft’s original equipment manufacturer division, wrote in a blog post. […]... →

Posted by SarahBirdLongstanding insomnia sufferers, rejoice! My Moz 2015 Annual Report is here. Check out 2012, 2013, and 2014 if you’re a glutton for punishment. So much happens in a year — fantastic and terrible things — distilling it into one blog post is my annual albatross. Alright. Enough wallowing in self pity. Here we go! Here’s how I’m organizing this post so you can jump around to whatever strikes your fancy: Part 1: tl;dr 2015 was a strengthening year! Part 2: Two 2015 strategic shifts Part 3: Tw... →

Posted by adamf2015 was very much a rebuilding year for Moz Pro. We entered last year with some core infrastructure problems, and so worked heavily on less visible projects to make our SEO software faster, more reliable, and more polished. Still, on top of everything, we were able to add a host of new features and make some major design improvements. The great news for 2016? A lot of that core infrastructure work is done or near completion. With this foundation in place, we’re going to seriously level up ke... →

An under-the-radar startup that’s been quietly cornering the international student accommodation market for the past five years has raised $60 million from a number of high-profile investors. Launched initially as Overseas Student Living (OSL) in 2011 by an expat living in China, the web-based platform that matches students with professional landlords was rebranded as Student.com […]... →

Last year, I dug into why there are so few black people in venture capital. More recently, the folks over at Social Capital and The Information took a crack at providing the data around diversity among partners within venture capital. I’ve now decided to take a more comprehensive look at diversity within venture capital across all levels. Read More... →

GUEST: If you’ve been following the market for the last week, I’m sure you’ve noticed it’s been a pretty rough week for tech stocks. Two stocks, in particular, were hit unexpectedly hard this past Thursday: LinkedIn Corporation (NASDAQ: LNKD) and Tableau (NASDAQ: DATA) lost close to half their value over the span of 48 hours. Misguided […]... →

FanDuel, the embattled daily fantasy sports company, has shut a game development studio in Orlando and laid off 55 people. The layoffs come at a time when FanDuel and its rival DraftKings have been under growing legal pressure from states who say that betting on daily fantasy sports tournaments constitutes illegal gambling, and not a […]... →

Tesla Motors forecast deliveries of Model S sedans and Model X SUVs that topped analysts' estimates on Wednesday and said it expects to turn a profit in 2016, sending shares up sharply despite a wider fourth-quarter loss.... →

Zynga beat Wall Street’s estimates for bookings for its fourth quarter, and it also announced 10 games that will launch in 2016. But its stock price fell in after hours, partly because of a weak outlook for the first quarter and falling overall user numbers. As we noted in our earlier earnings story, the quarterly earnings highlight […]... →

Twitter can be an incredibly confusing service for new and existing users, and Twitter says it’s now planning to address some rules that might make it unwieldy. In the company’s letter to shareholders, the company said that changes were coming to rules like the @reply and the .@name syntax. We don’t know what that looks like just yet, but that the company plans to address… Read More... →

Following Facebook board member Marc Andreessen’s commentary on Internet.org and colonialism in India, Mark Zuckerberg has issued a statement distancing himself and Facebook from the investor. Here’s the statement, in full: I want to respond to Marc Andreessen’s comments about India yesterday. I found the comments deeply upsetting, and they do not represent the way Facebook or […]... →

After a short hiatus, Bullish has returned. The talk show is exactly how you remember it, except with a new host (that’s me, MRD!) and way better music. Sorry I’m not sorry, Alex! Anyway, this week we brought in Matthew Schwab, president of on-demand flower delivery BloomThat, to shed some light on the on-demand economy, expectations around liability and delivery logistics. Read More... →

Across most developed economies, healthcare costs are rising faster than inflation. A key cause of the rise in healthcare spending lies in the spiraling costs of treating preventable chronic diseases. These facts suggest that many of the key healthcare challenges of the twenty-first century lie in how we tackle chronic disease. This article will explore the role of mobile technologies in… Read More... →