Friday, August 28. 2020
Melbourne & New York City
On the one hand Josh Taylor (living in Melbourne, Australia) reported about Google's limits of digitalizaition in Australia initiated by Australian Competition and Consumer Commission. On the other Dalvin Brown (living in New York City, NY) wrote about Zoom's outage at the beginning of the new school year in the USA.
Friday, August 14. 2020
Seattle & Baltimore
Fast Company published the list of the Top 30 creative people in 2020: On the one hand Ben Volk (living in Seattle, WA) invented the Amazon PayCode a new way for paymanet. Customers can pay with cash at partner Western Union after completing online checkout. On the other hand Lauren Gardner (living in Baltimore, MD) is Johns Hopkins's COVID-19 dashboard creator.
Monday, July 27. 2020
San Francisco & Washington D.C.
Firstly my eyes went to the new age of remote work, people under 30 might finally kill email, written by Ben Bajarin (living in San Francisco Bay Area, CA). Secondly Franklin Foer (living in Washington D.C.) published the big tech’s pandemic power grab.
Wednesday, July 22. 2020
Boston & New York City
On the one hand Stephanie Overby (living in Boston, MA) reported about digital transofrmation roi: 7 ways to improve. On the other hand Kaitlyn Tiffany (living in New York City, NY) described how pandamic organiziers are co-opting productivity software.
Thursday, July 9. 2020
Seoul & San Francisco
Firstly Victoria Kim (living in Seoul, South Korea) answered the question: Would you scan a QR code to go clubbing? Here, it's required. Secondly Margi Murphy (living in San Francisco Bay Area, CA) reported about: One of the 'fathers of the internet' is wary of China's plans.
Friday, June 12. 2020
Denver & Bristol
My attention drew to the seven deceptions of microservices, wirtten by Scott Rogowski (living in Denver, CO). Beyond my eyes went to Martin Parker (living in Bristol, UK) and its essay about futurism and the question where did the grandeur go?
Wednesday, May 27. 2020
2 x Menlo Park
Facebook Inc. (haedquartered in Menlo Park, CA) published 2 annoucements: Firstly Facebook Shops helps small businesses to sell online. Secondly Facebook’s Giphy acquisition might have big implications for iMessage and Twitter.
Wednesday, May 13. 2020
Paris & New York City
On the one hand Deslandes (living in Paris, France) discussed that SARS-CoV-2 was already spreading in France in late December 2019. On the other hand Sara Morrison (living in New York City, New York) explained: America may get a version of the UK’s coronavirus contact tracing app.
Thursday, April 30. 2020
New York City & Seoul
Firstly my eyes went to Bllomberg Businessweek (based in New York City, NY) and the following article cloud storage box.com sees opportunities to grows. Secondly my attention turned to Korea Times (based in Seoul, South Korea) and the headline: online learning goes mainstream as new normal.
Friday, April 17. 2020
London & Hyderabad
Firstly Alex Hern (living in London, UK) described how volunteers create world's fastest supercomputer to combat coronavirus. Secondly Ashif Sharik (living in Hyderabad, India) explained why Samsung reportedly designing custom Exynos chipset for Google.
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