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<strong>The long read</strong>: When children first started flocking to YouTube, some seriously strange stuff started to appear – and after much outcry, the company found itself scrambling to fix the problem

A pair of investors talk about their pitch pet peeves so other founders can avoid common fundraising mistakes.

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At least two parents have lost access to their Google accounts over images of their children requested by pediatricians.

Hello hello! We’re back with another edition of Week in Review, the newsletter where we quickly recap the top stories to hit TechCrunch across the last seven days. Want it in your inbox? Sign up here.  other stuff a16z backs WeWork founder’s new thing: When a company implodes hard enough that it inspires a miniseries, […]

I’m thrilled to have Ethena’s CEO Roxanne Petraeus and Homebrew’s Hunter Walk on TechCrunch Live this week to speak on the importance of pitching a vision and strategies used to tackle and grow underserved market segments. Company founders always struggle reducing a company’s broad mission down to a few narrow strokes. Instead, they often turn […]

No one likes compliance training, but Ethena aims to improve the experience for everyone involved. Join Ethena’s CEO Roxanne Petraeus and Homebrew’s Hunter Walk on this TechCrunch Live event to hear the strategies used to tackle and grow in underserved market segments. This TechCrunch Live event opens on August 17 at 11:30 a.m. PDT/2:30 p.m. […]

While the experience wildly varies from woman to woman, and there is no "correct" path to take, I want to share what worked for me while I was a pregnant founder and CEO.

Things are worse, but they are far from bad. And that's something to hold onto.

Arlan Hamilton's Backstage Capital has invested in historically overlooked founders. Going forward, the firm will only invest in existing portfolio companies.