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Last Week Was A Beta

A lemon sits on top of a fruit squeezer featuring a miniature of German Chancellor Angela Merkel on January 26, 2010 in Munich, southern Germany. AFP PHOTO DDP / OLIVER LANG GERMANY OUT

Tech Industry’s Darkness Squeezing Out of Facebook, Uber and Google

You want it darker.
By Brady Dale
Wind turbines are seen in the Vortaunus area, from the top of the Grosser Feldberg mountain, near Schmitten, central Germany, on a foggy December 07, 2016. / AFP / dpa / Frank Rumpenhorst / Germany OUT (Photo credit should read FRANK RUMPENHORST/AFP/Getty Images)

Do Comic Books Have a Silicon Valley Supervillain Yet?

If the Avengers haven't taken on someone who owns an internet company then imagination has died.
By Brady Dale
HANNOVER, GERMANY - MARCH 02: A man, wearing an EEG brain scanning apparatus on his head, plays a pinball game solely through willing the paddles to react with his brain at the Berlin Brain Computer Interface research consortium stand at the CeBIT Technology Fair on March 2, 2010 in Hannover, Germany. CeBIT will be open to the public from March 2 through March 6. (Photo by Sean Gallup/Getty Images)

Here’s How Twitter Is Like Nintendo, Without the Cute Plumber

Nintendo won't change if it can't innovate. Twitter won't change if it can't aggravate.
By Brady Dale
Mario poses for pictures as the Nintendo Switch is unveiled at a pop-up in Madison Square Park.

Online Spies Are Watching You, They See Your Every Move

By Brady Dale
A January 26, 2017 photo shows the Starship Technologies delivery robot at the Washington Auto Show in Washington, DC. The robots of the future will be coming soon, rolling along at lumbering pace, with those goods you just ordered. The six-wheeled, knee-high robots from startup Starship Technologies are part of a new wave of automated systems taking aim at the "last mile" delivery of goods to consumers. / AFP / Mandel Ngan / TO GO WITH AFP STORY BY ROB LEVER -"New wave of robots set to deliver the goods" (Photo credit should read MANDEL NGAN/AFP/Getty Images)

Tomorrow’s Self-Driving Car Market Has Started to Look Like PCs in the ’90s

By Brady Dale
Snap, Inc. celebrates joining the New York Stock Exchange.

Undisputed News—Even the Ubers and Facebooks Can Only Be Jerks Online So Long

By Brady Dale
WASHINGTON, DC - MAY 11: Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Chairman Thomas Wheeler (L) speaks as FCC Commissioner Ajit Pai (R) looks on during a hearing before the Privacy, Technology and the Law Subcommittee of Senate Judiciary Committee May 11, 2016 on Capitol Hill in Washington, DC. The subcommittee held a hearing on "Examining the Proposed FCC Privacy Rules."

Don’t Trust the Buggy, Bossy and Bleeding Cloud

By Brady Dale
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg after discussing his new letter on global community.

Entrenched Network Effects: What Facebook Has in Common With ISPs

By Brady Dale
President Donald Trump speaks during a meeting with Intel CEO Brian Krzanich at the White House February 8, 2017. Krzanich announced an investment of $7 billion to build a factory in Chandler, Arizona.

Is Twitter the Most Powerful Money Loser of All Time?

By Brady Dale
All Lyft needs to beat Uber is the right pink decoration.

Lyft Spells It Out

By Brady Dale
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