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    Explore " mashable" with insightful episodes like "08.02.17- Facebook Livestream Breaches Copyright & Silicon Valley VS Trump", "01.02.17- #DeleteUber and Australia is a Lab Rat For App Developers", "Building a Business with the Help of a Maverick Marketer", "25.01.17- Encrypted Texting App and An All Female Ride Sharing App" and "18.01.17- Winkd- A LGBTQI Dating App" from podcasts like ""Start Up", "Start Up", "Go For It!", "Start Up" and "Start Up"" and more!

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    08.02.17- Facebook Livestream Breaches Copyright & Silicon Valley VS Trump

    08.02.17- Facebook Livestream Breaches Copyright & Silicon Valley VS Trump
    Two Aus men may be facing legal action after they streamed a highly anticipated boxing match on FB Live. (Danny Green v Anthony Mundine on Foxtel). Both streams attracted tens of thousands of viewers. More than 90 technology companies, many of which were founded by and employ thousands of immigrants, have filed an amicus brief opposing Pres Donald Trump's 'Muslim travel ban.'
    Start Up
    en-auFebruary 07, 2017
    silicon valley
    start up
    fbi
    up for it
    mashable

    01.02.17- #DeleteUber and Australia is a Lab Rat For App Developers

    01.02.17- #DeleteUber and Australia is a Lab Rat For App Developers
    The hashtag #DeleteUber has been spreading on social media amid protests against Trump's Muslim travel ban. The ride hailing service was accused of "strike breaking" in New York Saturday, while others condemned remarks made by Uber CEO Travis Kalanick indicating he would work with the president. As a country, Australia makes a great petri dish. It has a relatively small population, it's English-speaking and it has an estimated smartphone penetration of 84 percent — all qualities that make it the ideal place for Tinder to test its new features, according to the dating app's founder.
    Start Up
    en-auJanuary 31, 2017
    donald trump
    start up
    tinder
    fbi
    up for it

    Building a Business with the Help of a Maverick Marketer

    Building a Business with the Help of a Maverick Marketer
    Jeffrey Hayzlett is a leading business expert and is frequently cited in Forbes, SUCCESS, Mashable, Marketing Week and Chief Executive, among many others. He shares his executive insight and commentary on television networks like Bloomberg, MSNBC, Fox Business, and C-Suite TV. Hayzlett is a former Bloomberg contributing editor and primetime host, and has appeared as a guest celebrity judge on NBC’s Celebrity Apprentice with Donald Trump for three seasons. He is a turnaround architect of the highest order, a maverick marketer and C-Suite executive who delivers scalable campaigns, embraces traditional modes of customer engagement, and possesses a remarkable cachet of mentorship, corporate governance, and brand building. He will teach us how to be a maverick marketer. He is a wealth of knowledge and is here to help us gain more insight and marketing techniques to build our business.
    Go For It!
    en-usJanuary 31, 2017
    radio
    health
    talk
    success
    variety

    7.12.16- Medibank's VR experience for hospital patients and Amazon Go launches in Seattle

    7.12.16- Medibank's VR experience for hospital patients and Amazon Go launches in Seattle

    Medibank ventures into the Virtual Reality world with an experience designed to relax hospital patients and allow them to escape their hospital environment. Amazon launches a physical store in Seattle with no checkouts which uses sensors, cameras, AI and your Amazon account to track you throughout the store. Plus the Amazon truck designed to transfer massive volumes of data across America.

    Start Up
    en-auDecember 06, 2016
    virtual reality
    start up
    fbi
    up for it
    amazon go

    16.11.16- Fake News, Facebook's effect on the US Presidential Election and the 'new' Nintendo Entertainment System

    16.11.16- Fake News, Facebook's effect on the US Presidential Election and the 'new' Nintendo Entertainment System
    In a Facebook press release, Mark Zuckerberg claimed that it had not influenced the results of the US Election, while also claiming they had positively influenced voter turnout. Did they do either? Meanwhile, the (real) news of the launch of the Nintendo Entertainment System Classic Edition crashed the EB games website. Is this the start of the old being new again, even in the technology world?
    Start Up
    en-auNovember 15, 2016
    facebook
    donald trump
    start up
    hillary clinton
    us election

    2.11.16- The Death of Vine and How Should We Address Teen Sexting?

    2.11.16- The Death of Vine and How Should We Address Teen Sexting?
    "Since 2013, millions of people have turned to Vine to laugh at loops and see creativity unfold. Today, we are sharing the news that in the coming months we’ll be discontinuing the mobile app," Vine wrote in a blog post. But why have they decided to pull the plug? A report by Yfoundations, a policy group that looks at issues affecting young people, suggests that attempts to scare teenagers about the risks of expressing sexuality online are likely to be ineffective.
    Start Up
    en-auNovember 01, 2016
    start up
    fbi
    sexting
    vine
    up for it

    26.10.16- The Internet Shut Down and How Instagram Derailed the 'Tinder Murder' Case

    26.10.16- The Internet Shut Down and How Instagram Derailed the 'Tinder Murder' Case

    Much of the internet was brought to a halt Friday as a cyberattack on a company many had previously never heard of brought down many of the most popular online services - including tumblr, twitter and spotify. A juror almost caused a retrial of the 'Tinder Murder' case hours before the verdict because she was instagramming about the trial. What does this mean for the future of social media and public service?

    Start Up
    en-auOctober 25, 2016
    instagram
    start up
    fbi
    up for it
    mashable

    12.10.16- Facebook Workplace and Driverless Cars

    12.10.16- Facebook Workplace and Driverless Cars
    Workplace is Facebook's big entry into software as a service that offers businesses a network for communication, including a news feed of announcements, events, group and private messaging, and live video. And A survey of more than 5,000 Australians over the age of 18 found that a majority liked the idea of using a driverless vehicle when they were tired, when driving was "boring or monotonous," or if they had consumed alcohol or drugs.
    Start Up
    en-auOctober 11, 2016
    start up
    fbi
    up for it
    driverless cars
    mashable
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