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A version of this post original appeared in TechCrunch’s weekly robotics newsletter, Actuator. It has been updated to include details about a new scholarship fund being raised in her honor.  I didn’t know Joanne Pransky personally, so when news of her death broke late last month, I reached out to my LinkedIn followers, asking if […] Remembering Joanne Pransky by Brian Heater originally published on TechCrunch... →

If cybersecurity isn't recession-proof, generative AI and animal agriculture might be. If cybersecurity isn’t recession-proof, what is? by Anna Heim originally published on TechCrunch... →

Performance Livestock Analytics spun out from Zoetis because the startup thought it could achieve better scale on its own. Deal Dive: Backing a founder again after they’ve spun out from their acquirer by Rebecca Szkutak originally published on TechCrunch... →

За включение в договор недопустимых условий компании будут платить штраф в 1% от выручки... →

Самым популярным устройством в сегменте носимой электроники остаются умные часы... →

Instagram’s Twitter clone Threads enjoyed a fairly fruitful first week in existence, sailing past 30 million users in the first 24 hours before passing 100 million signups within five days. And just yesterday, numbers from Data.ai indicated that Threads has now hit 150 million downloads. However, another completely unrelated app has been inadvertently thrust into […] Threads, a Slack alternative completely unrelated to Instagram, has seen downloads surge by Paul Sawers originally published on TechCrunch... →

This week brought in good news for the robotics space in the form of new investment for nascent companies, but two established players within the space hit a snag. Amazon’s potential $1.7 billion acquisition of iRobot, which had previously been approved by the U.K.’s antitrust regulators, is now getting an extensive review by the European […] This week in robotics: Amazon’s iRobot deal hits an EU snag as new funding keeps hot drone summer rolling by Alyssa Stringer originally published on TechCrunch... →

После крушения батискафа «Титан» компания OceanGate приостановила деятельность... →

Рафаэль Надаль и Стефен Карри рассказывают о том, как для новинки нарезают ветчину... →

Сеть пиццерий продолжит свою работу в стране под прежним брендом... →

Нововведение доступно в веб-версии VK Мессенджера и пользователям Android... →

В подборку вошли тексты о трафике, исследованиях и счетчиках просмотров... →

The YouTuber apology video is an art form. A penitent creator must be remorseful, but not theatrical. Concise, but not rehearsed. Honest, but not defensive. Above all, an apology video cannot be memeable, or it’ll never be taken seriously.  Colleen Ballinger’s apology saga, however, will be one of the most memorable in YouTube history because […] Colleen Ballinger’s toxic gossip train won’t stop chugging on by Morgan Sung originally published on TechCrunch... →

Through a new lawsuit, a free speech group and research coalition that studies technology’s effect on society are pushing back against a ban on TikTok affecting government devices in the state of Texas. In the lawsuit, filed by Columbia University’s Knight First Amendment Institute on behalf of the Coalition for Independent Technology Research, the allied […] First Amendment org challenges restrictions on TikTok at Texas universities by Taylor Hatmaker originally published on TechCrunch... →

Here is a recap of what happened in the search forums today...... →

Welcome to Startups Weekly. Sign up here to get it in your inbox every Friday. As a photographer, the saga of Amazon buying Digital Photo Review (DPReview among friends) before slowly grinding it into the ground and then suddenly announcing they were closing the site, and then going “j/k, we’re selling it after all” has […] Startups, be careful who you sell to by Haje Jan Kamps originally published on TechCrunch... →

Everything I’ve outlined should take an estimated 4-5 weeks from our first phone call. That puts it at Week 6 for a signed term sheet. All money is not created equal: What raising venture debt looks like by Walter Thompson originally published on TechCrunch... →

A group of designers are suing Shein, the Chinese fast-fashion firm reportedly valued at $66 billion, for allegedly stealing independent artists’ works “over and over again, as part of a long and continuous pattern of racketeering.” The designers — Krista Perry, Larissa Martinez and Jay Baron — claim in their lawsuit that Shein’s “design ‘algorithm’ […] Designers sue Shein over AI ripoffs of their work by Harri Weber originally published on TechCrunch... →

After triggering protests over its API changes, Reddit is making another change that is angering its users, as the company announced that it’s sunsetting its coins and awards system. Although the platform says it’s working on a new rewards system, it hasn’t provided any details about when it could launch. In the past, users have […] Reddit is killing its Gold awards system by Aisha Malik originally published on TechCrunch... →

There's good reason to believe that the massive correction in venture capital activity that we've seen over the past six quarters has run its course. 8 reasons why the venture capital market isn’t as miserable as you think by Alex Wilhelm originally published on TechCrunch... →