Archive
Tag: TechCrunch Disrupt
The Great Tech Debate Presidential Candidates Should Be Having
Last week, TechCrunch held its semi-annual technology conference in New York City. And while there’s typically nothing surprising about it, there was one notable first for the publication: a presidential candidate took the stage to address the community. That’s right, ousted HP CEO–turned-presidential candidate Carly Fiorina made an appearance on the second day of TechCrunch Disrupt New […]
The Disrupt Revolution Is Upon Us & The Internet Will Never Be The Same Again
The Internet has undergone some major shifts throughout the past few years. At first, people were clamoring about wanting to set up a website for their company. It seemed simple at first with purely static sites, but then grew in scale so that more brands wanted to have database-powered content management systems and also additional […]
Blocking UberCab Shows Incumbent Industries Need To Work With Disruptors
This afternoon, TechCrunch reported that San Francisco startup UberCab was issued a cease and desist order by San Francisco’s Metro Transit Authority and the Public Utilities Commission which should result in effectively shuttering the startups ability to even function. I first heard about UberCab while at the SF App Showcase in San Francisco where the […]
You must be logged in to post a comment.