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John Battelle's Search Blog Is Yahoo Dead? I Don't Think So. Who Else With This Scale Can Be Neutral? - Vimarsana News

John Battelle's Search Blog Is Yahoo Dead? I Don't Think So. Who Else With This Scale Can Be Neutral?

I'm sure you've noticed, but there's a major battle underway for the hearts and minds of what we, in this industry, broadly call "developers." Often the term is used quite strictly, to mean actual coders who build actual software-driven applications, services, or websites. Other times the term is more loosely...

More Uber drivers are going electric — and there's a surprising 'knock-on effect' the company thinks EV riders will experience - Vimarsana News

More Uber drivers are going electric — and there's a surprising 'knock-on effect' the company thinks EV riders will experience

"You do the math, you get to a really big number.”

Source: yahoo.com
Future Climate Venture Studio Launches Second Cohort - Vimarsana News

Future Climate Venture Studio Launches Second Cohort

Six startup companies partner with UConn and other collaborators to merge entrepreneurship with climate responsibility

Source: uconn.edu
UConn, R/GA Ventures, CTNext to Launch Venture Studio Addressing Climate Change - Vimarsana News

UConn, R/GA Ventures, CTNext to Launch Venture Studio Addressing Climate Change

/PRNewswire/ --The University of Connecticut, R/GA Ventures, and CTNext are collaborating to launch the Future Climate Venture Studio, which will identify and...

Noisy In Boise: NPR Airs Badly Disguised Abortion Infomercial from Idaho - Vimarsana News

Noisy In Boise: NPR Airs Badly Disguised Abortion Infomercial from Idaho

Conservatives can't help but scoff at National Public Radio calling its evening newscast All Things Considered. On January 25, they aired a segment on the potential reversal of Roe v. Wade that sounded like an abortionist's commercial.