TechCrunch
NOVEMBER 21, 2020
This is The TechCrunch Exchange, a newsletter that goes out on Saturdays, based on the column of the same name. You can sign up for the email here. I had a neat look into the world of mental health startup fundraising planned for this week, but after being slow-motion carpet-bombed by S-1s, that is now shoved off to Monday and we have to pause and talk about COVID-19.
CEO Insider
NOVEMBER 21, 2020
Big Tech is moving into the antitrust gunsights again. For Amazon, the first shot across the bow has come for the EU in the form of two complaints alleging anticompetitive behavior by Amazon. The first complaint, in July 2020, focused on the Buy Box, a key component of the Amazon ecosystem. Notably, that complaint did […]. License and Republishing: The views expressed in this article EU Competition Complaints Against Amazon: No Big Deal?
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The Programmer's Paradox
NOVEMBER 21, 2020
It’s so easy to be confused while developing software. Each little piece is tiny and not particularly hard to understand, but the real complexity comes from the fact that they are often millions of them. The end goal of writing software is to get code out there that does a good job of solving one or more user’s problems. If you figure out what they need, build it, and then get it into a stable operating environment, they can use the software successfully.
TechCrunch
NOVEMBER 21, 2020
Hello and welcome back to Equity , TechCrunch’s venture capital-focused podcast ( now on Twitter! ), where we unpack the numbers behind the headlines. This is an all-time first for the show, it’s an Equity Leftovers. Which means that we’re not focusing on a single topic like we would in an Equity Shot. This is just, well, more Equity. Danny and I and Chris got together to chat about a few things that we could not leave out: Our piece looking at which venture capital firms are expect
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