What Happened to Amazon's Bookstore? - The New York Times
A 2011 thriller was supposed to cost $15. One merchant listed it at $987, with a 17th-century publication date. That’s what happens in a marketplace where third-party sellers run wild.
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A 2011 thriller was supposed to cost $15. One merchant listed it at $987, with a 17th-century publication date. That’s what happens in a marketplace where third-party sellers run wild.
Designing Anti-Racist Technologies for a Just Future Experts critiqued smart cities, agtech, blockchain, and policing during Stanford's first Technology and Racial Equity Conference. Jun 28, 2021 | Sachin Waikar Image Digital technologies can be a force for good, but too often they emerge from sources reflecting inequality and may amplify existing racial bias and discrimination. “Each of us has a part to play in building the world we want and envisioning ways forward,” said “We can’t leave technology development and monitoring merely to those who have th...
New Delhi : Leveraging the power of interdisciplinary research, technology and community of practice for innovators, researchers & policymakers to accelerate reforms in the Indian judicial system, the “DAKSH Centre of Excellence (CoE) for Law and
Undergrads create summer camp to support women in physics The SPINWIP student organizer team: Amber Yang '21 (top left), Beatriz Yankelevich '21 (top bottom), Serena Debesai '22(bottom left) and Sophie Decoppet '21 (bottom right). (Photo courtesy of Beatriz Yankelevich) an hour ago Women earn less than a quarter of physics bachelor’s degrees, but a group of Stanford undergraduate women are seeking to change that. The Stanford Program for Inspiring the Next Generation of Women in Physics (SPINWIP), a virtual three-week summer camp for high schoolers, seeks to expose women and first-generat...
Jacksonville Jaguars Name Dan Edwards to New SVP Position Feb 25, 2021 at 09:14 AM Copied! JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – The Jacksonville Jaguars today named Dan Edwards, an original Jaguars executive who has exclusively led the Jaguars' communications department throughout the existence of the franchise, to a new role as Senior Vice President of Jacksonville Tradition and Alumni. Edwards, who prior to today held the title of Senior Vice President of Communications, is a 27-year veteran of the Jaguars who arrived in Jacksonville in 1994, shortly after the NFL ...