Behind the less than enthusiastic embrace is a collective skepticism in the tech industry about Clinton's pro-innovation credentials. The shade is unwarranted. Read MoreSource: TechCrunch
Educate yourself and stop being a Useful Idiot. I am skeptical of all information and people until I research it myself.
Behind the less than enthusiastic embrace is a collective skepticism in the tech industry about Clinton's pro-innovation credentials. The shade is unwarranted. Read MoreSource: TechCrunch
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Much like physics, international relations can be divided into two worlds: a stripped-down, normative world of theory, and a full-fat, often unclear and contradicting "real life." Like the vacuumed, frictionless world of ideal physics, IR theory streamlines nations into hyper-rational, calculating "State As" and "State Bs" that make decisions predicated upon game theory modeling. These choices always result in the ideal outcome for one or both sides. Meanwhile, IR scholarship of the historical record, analyzing the messiness of the real world, is often content merely to explain how things are, rather than how they should be. Where an IR theory elegantly traces ideal models that vaguely echo real life, pure historical analysis steals bits and pieces of disparate theories to graft a sometimes-contradicting "model" onto the real world.
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Weengs, a U.K. startup that has developed a shipping service for small retailers and online sellers that takes care of the hand and leg work (quite literally) required to send out orders, has picked up £2.2 million in backing. It plans to use the capital to expand beyond London, including other cities in Europe. Read MoreSource: TechCrunch
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SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) - Some students say they're losing out despite a New Mexico law that allows them in-state tuition at public colleges or universities and state-funded financial aid regardless of their immigration status.
The law has been in effect for 11 years but New Mexico's public universities and ...
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LUMAScapes map the constellations and clusters of the digital advertising universe. For many years, that universe, like our own, was ever-expanding. But also like our universe, there's debate about whether it will continue to expand or end in a big crunch. I would argue the latter is happening — and happening now. Read MoreSource: TechCrunch
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After days of speculation, the deal is now official: AT&T is acquiring Time Warner for $85 billion in a mix of cash and shares, paving the way for another behemoth in the converged media horizon. The final acquisition price will be $107.50 per share, paid in half cash and half AT%T stock. This means that for each outstanding share of Time Warner stock investors will receive $53.75 in… Read MoreSource: TechCrunch
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Fox News host Chris Wallace had the distinct privilege of posing questions to presidential candidates Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton when they debated Wednesday for the last time before next month's election, but in the aftermath acknowledged he had a hard time getting answers from either.
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Later this year, Anthem, Cigna, Aetna and Humana will all argue their respective mergers don't run afoul of antitrust laws. Aetna also announced it was pulling out of 538 of the 778 county health insurance exchanges in 2017 due to lack of profit potential. After a honeymoon period, corporate healthcare providers are measuring the Affordable Care Act's impact. Read MoreSource: TechCrunch
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Donald Trump called on voters Saturday to help him defeat a "totally rigged system," delivering a speech billed as the closing argument for his presidential campaign that became a battle cry against the forces that he said conspire against him and the American people.
Trailing in most polls with 17 ...
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Why does Doctor Strange need a science consultant? The Marvel Cinematic Universe isn't exactly known for its scientific accuracy, and with his psychedelic, magic powers, the character of Doctor Strange (created by Steve Ditko and Stan Lee, and played in the film by Benedict Cumberbatch) goes even further into fantasy. Nonetheless, astrophysicist Adam Frank served as science consultant on… Read MoreSource: TechCrunch
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A lengthy list of lawmakers and security experts have stepped forward to praise Donald Trump's robust plan for national defense, which includes common-sense proposals like simply re-building a depleted U.S. military.
The list include a dozen members of Congress, led by Reps. Michael McCaul, chairman of ...
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Many of us have tried new services, like online food ordering, subscription meals and signing with your finger on a tablet-based point-of-sale system; but the reality is that we are still in the early phases of restaurant industry disruption. I believe that's about to change. Read MoreSource: TechCrunch
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