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Colorado Springs taxidermists continue long history of keeping the dead alive - Vimarsana News

Colorado Springs taxidermists continue long history of keeping the dead alive

Ed Schlein has just one request for the photographer.

Austin Mayor Steve Adler appointed to new cybersecurity advisory committee - Vimarsana News

Austin Mayor Steve Adler appointed to new cybersecurity advisory committee

“One of the scariest, silent challenges Austin faces is ensuring cyber security for our infrastructure and operations," Adler said. "It is an honor to be appointed by the Biden Administration to serve on the first CISA Cybersecurity Advisory Committee.”

How to be a growth marketing anti-agency – TechCrunch - Vimarsana News

How to be a growth marketing anti-agency – TechCrunch

“As a nerdy kid I loved tech and was fascinated by how business works,” says Cam Sinclair, founder of Australian growth marketing firm Ammo. “I always knew I wanted to find some way to help founders and innovators get their great ideas out into the world. After working in political campaigns, I realized that many […]

Venturing Out: Katherine Boyle, Ted Schlein, Astasia Myers, Scott Moss - Vimarsana News

Venturing Out: Katherine Boyle, Ted Schlein, Astasia Myers, Scott Moss

Katherine Boyle has left General Catalyst to become the newest general partner at Andreessen Horowitz — and its seventh woman to hold the position.

TechCrunch+ roundup: Alternative financing, Web3 adoption, India's hot Q3 fundraising – TechCrunch - Vimarsana News

TechCrunch+ roundup: Alternative financing, Web3 adoption, India's hot Q3 fundraising – TechCrunch

The possibilities of Web3 are fascinating, although I will admit that the notion of public networks where everyone is presumed to be trustworthy is still a bit of a mind-bender.