Kenyan Elections Demonstrate Value of Rich Interaction Applications in African Development
This is part of a series of posts on the impact of Rich Interaction Applications (RIAs). On August 8th, Kenya […]
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Talking Tech From A to Zzzz: Q&A with One Fresh Pillow
This post is part of a series dedicated to highlighting small and medium-sized enterprises across the country employing technology in […]
An Uber Victory For Consumers
New York City officials on Wednesday abruptly abandoned plans to rein in Uber, dropping a fiercely contested proposal to cap […]
The Disturbing State of Uber In California and France
You’ve probably read news reports of two current developments that are directly threatening the continued viability of Uber’s ride-sharing service […]
What you learn and who you learn from: the Internet shakes up the workplace
This column comes from Australia, which I’m visiting for the first time. Let’s do the obvious Aussie tech clichés first: […]
Start Up Your Startup: the Internet vs. Admin Nightmares
“Jobs and growth” has been the mantra of politicians across Europe since the start of the crisis. If, every time […]
Paving the Way for Future Innovations: The Music Industry as a Case Study
David Balto and Matthew Lane, antitrust attorneys, have authored a guest paper for DisCo on innovation in the music delivery sector. David […]
Lesson from Estonia: Private sector and government partnerships matter as much as venture capital
The need for innovation and start-up cultures is a given in the tech world: tech companies that don’t innovate don’t […]
Currency Cons: Money Conversion Meets Internet Innovation
Silent rage is the best way to describe my experience at London’s Gatwick Airport in December 2014, as I battled […]
Have Drone Will Travel: Slow-Moving Regulators Force Innovation Overseas
Drones are leaving the U.S. for greener pastures, according to several media outlets (e.g., WSJ and Bloomberg). In response to […]
