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The New York Times is facing fresh controversy over its influential bestseller book list after Elon Musk posted on X about a years-old lawsuit that accused the paper of tweaking its rankings according to subjective criteria.

CYBERSECURITY provider Palo Alto Networks has highlighted five critical trends that will shape the cybersecurity landscape in the Philippines and the greater Asia Pacific for 2024. Palo Alto has released its Networks’ State of Cybersecurity Report, which highlights that the Philippines experienced the highest number of disruptive cyberattacks in Southeast…

Many young startup founders trying to emulate Steve Jobs, Elon Musk, or Travis Kalanick move to a hacker house to work on the next big thing. They need to build a sense of mission within the company, but sometimes the hacker house itself becomes a cult around the house leader. At scale, the more dys...

Dryden Brown wants Praxis to be a crypto-city for tech bros and tastemakers. Just don’t ask for details.

It is easy to mock the absurdity of California Forever, the new city that a group of tech billionaires want to build amid cattle pastures 60 miles north of San Francisco. Its wealthy backers frame the project—envisioned as a mega suburb with dense housing and walkable streets set on 60,000 rural acres—as an innovative solution to California’s housing shortage. But their bumbling and villainous antics may ensure it never gets built.The particulars of this caper veer into the ...

If these Silicon Valley plutocrats have their way, a swath of Solano County will be transformed into their own nation-state.

In 2022, Balaji Srinivasan, serial entrepreneur and former Chief Technology Officer at Coinbase, published his seminal book entitled “The Network State: How…

Exploring the idea of Network States and highlighting current initiatives in this emerging industry and potential new asset class.

Dryden Brown wants Praxis to be a crypto-city for tech bros and tastemakers. Just don’t ask for details.

Mr Srinivasan, in collaboration with Naval Ravikant, invested in Koo, a microblogging platform positioned as India's response to X (formerly Twitter).