Danny Crichton

2018

October

• Blood capital, WeWork whisperings, and gobs of cash for smiles and vegetables (2018-10-12 — TechCrunch)

• Elon’s sick burn, Coinbase funding rumors and VC hiring trends (2018-10-05 — TechCrunch)

• Upwork pops more than 50 percent in Nasdaq debut (2018-10-03 — TechCrunch)

• NYC wants to build a cyber army (2018-10-02 — TechCrunch)

September

• Chaos engineering service Gremlin raises $18m, launches new resiliency tools (2018-09-28 — TechCrunch)

• SoftBank pays big, SurveyMonkey goes public and JUUL’s next step (2018-09-28 — TechCrunch)

• The death of once high-flying VC funds (2018-09-25 — TechCrunch)

• China splits the internet while the U.S. dithers (2018-09-24 — TechCrunch)

• Answering its critics, Google loosens reins on AMP project (2018-09-18 — TechCrunch)

• 12 years in, Techstars doubles down on corporate relationships (2018-09-18 — TechCrunch)

• Trump expands tariffs on China by another $200 billion, threatens more (2018-09-17 — TechCrunch)

• In Bad Blood, a pedestrian tale of heuristics and lies (2018-09-16 — TechCrunch)

• Crypto’s second bubble, Juul has 60 days and three Chinese IPOs (2018-09-14 — TechCrunch)

• The second blockchain bubble is now complete - what’s next? (2018-09-13 — TechCrunch)

• Spearhead is transforming founders into angel investors (2018-09-12 — TechCrunch)

• Bay Area city blocks 5G deployments over cancer concerns (2018-09-10 — TechCrunch)

• Apple’s 5G iPhone conundrum (2018-09-10 — TechCrunch)

• Trump wants to just tariff the hell out of China (2018-09-07 — TechCrunch)

• Equity podcast live from Disrupt SF: Peak Valley Edition (2018-09-07 — TechCrunch)

• Benchmark and Tiger double down on going public (2018-09-06 — TechCrunch)

• Fall 2018 tech IPOs face myriad of headwinds (2018-09-03 — TechCrunch)

• For Labor Day, work harder (2018-09-02 — TechCrunch)

August

• Lolli launches to give you free Bitcoin while you shop (2018-08-22 — TechCrunch)

• Fighting food waste, Full Harvest raises $8.5m to bring excess produce to commercial buyers (2018-08-15 — TechCrunch)

• Washington hit China hard on tech influence this week (2018-08-04 — TechCrunch)

• India may become next restricted market for U.S. cloud providers (2018-08-04 — TechCrunch)

• Virus shuts down factories of major iPhone component manufacturer TSMC (2018-08-04 — TechCrunch)

• Campuswire launches to redesign classroom communications (2018-08-02 — TechCrunch)

July

• Unlock wants to rebuild your feed through a decentralized paywall (2018-07-24 — TechCrunch)

• Alphabet earnings and the jaws of antitrust (2018-07-24 — TechCrunch)

• The death and life of the tech press (2018-07-23 — TechCrunch)

• Oscar and Lemonade founders will join us at Disrupt SF to strategize about the future of insurance innovation (2018-07-20 — TechCrunch)

• Even raises $40m to transform the working class to the savings class (2018-07-19 — TechCrunch)

• Brat raises $30 million to reboot scripted television for the Gen Z crowd (2018-07-18 — TechCrunch)

• Fireside Chat with Joe Lubin (ConsenSys) (2018-07-06 — TechCrunch)

• Parity’s Jutta Steiner says the future of blockchain is many chains working together (2018-07-06 — TechCrunch)

• In Conversation with Hope Liu (Eximchain), Gil Perez (SAP) and Gert Sylvest (Tradeshift) (2018-07-06 — TechCrunch)

• China VC has overtaken Silicon Valley, but do aggregate numbers tell the whole story? (2018-07-06 — TechCrunch)

June

• JASK nets $25m from Kleiner to build out autonomous security operations (2018-06-28 — TechCrunch)

• Instead of points, Bumped gives equity in the companies you shop at (2018-06-28 — TechCrunch)

• How backups, backups, backups protect Verizon’s NYC cellular infrastructure (2018-06-23 — TechCrunch)

• In Army of None, a field guide to the coming world of autonomous warfare (2018-06-23 — TechCrunch)

• Open source sustainability (2018-06-23 — TechCrunch)

• Disrupting the paycheck, Gusto’s Flexible Pay allows employees to pick when they get paid (2018-06-21 — TechCrunch)

• CivTech Scotland wants to procure what no one knows exists (2018-06-21 — TechCrunch)

• Patriot Boot Camp wants to turn soldiers into entrepreneurs (2018-06-19 — TechCrunch)

• Using tech and $100m, Dr Consulta transforms healthcare for the poorest (2018-06-19 — TechCrunch)

• NXP-Qualcomm $44b deal to clear China as Trump authorizes $50b tariffs (2018-06-14 — TechCrunch)

• ZTE has few cards left to play to avoid “death penalty” (2018-06-14 — TechCrunch)

• 3,000 journalists covering Kim-Trump this week is WTF is wrong with media (2018-06-14 — TechCrunch)

• Netflix and Alphabet will need to become ISPs, fast (2018-06-12 — TechCrunch)

• Automated dev platform CircleCI expands to Japan, first office outside U.S. (2018-06-11 — TechCrunch)

• With strategic investment, Insilico Medicine is using deep learning to defeat aging (2018-06-11 — TechCrunch)

• With index changes, American are sending billions to China (whether they know it or not) (2018-06-07 — TechCrunch)

• ZTE fined $1 billion (2018-06-07 — TechCrunch)

• M17 delays IPO debut after pricing this morning on NYSE (2018-06-07 — TechCrunch)

• Xiaomi CDRs, SoftBank’s successors, and China’s Samsung investigation (2018-06-05 — TechCrunch)

May

• Coord will get you there one way or another with its new APIs (2018-05-30 — TechCrunch)

• U.S. announces timeline for new 25% tariff on Chinese tech products (2018-05-29 — TechCrunch)

• GDPR, China, and data sovereignty are ultimately wins for Amazon and Google (2018-05-29 — TechCrunch)

• The national security implications of Chinese venture capitalists are overblown (2018-05-24 — TechCrunch)

• Subscriptions for the 1% (2018-05-13 — TechCrunch)

• MoviePass parent’s free fall continues with another 46% drop (2018-05-09 — TechCrunch)

• MoviePass parent closes down 31% as company warns of looming cash crunch (2018-05-08 — TechCrunch)

• A Google I/O conversation (2018-05-08 — TechCrunch)

• White House will host tech industry for AI summit on Thursday (2018-05-08 — TechCrunch)

• Backstage Capital launches $36m fund to boost black female founders (2018-05-07 — TechCrunch)

• With MIT launched, Learning Machine raises seed to replace paper with blockchain credentials (2018-05-07 — TechCrunch)

• China closing in on massive new chip fund in bid to dominate Intel, Qualcomm, and other US chip companies (2018-05-07 — TechCrunch)

• Enterprise wasn’t ready for blockchain, so Manifold brought its ledger to consumers instead (2018-05-06 — TechCrunch)

• Technical ignorance is not leadership (2018-05-06 — TechCrunch)

• Subscription hell (2018-05-06 — TechCrunch)

• Eliot Peper’s Bandwidth is a riveting novel exploring the dark side of feeds and geopolitics (2018-05-01 — TechCrunch)

April

• Solving the affordability crisis one Chattanooga at a time (2018-04-28 — TechCrunch)

• Emissary wants to make sales networking obsolete (2018-04-28 — TechCrunch)

• From dorm room to Starbucks, Rip Van Wafels is bringing Euro-inspired snack to the masses (2018-04-28 — TechCrunch)

• The 5G wireless revolution will come, if your city council doesn’t block it first (2018-04-26 — TechCrunch)

• Catalyst brothers find capital success with $2.4m from True (2018-04-24 — TechCrunch)

• Up-and-coming enterprise startups in NYC (2018-04-21 — TechCrunch)

• Timescale is leading the next wave of NYC database tech (2018-04-21 — TechCrunch)

• Special Report: New York’s enterprise infrastructure ecosystem (2018-04-21 — TechCrunch)

• Full-Metal Packet is hosting the future of cloud infrastructure (2018-04-21 — TechCrunch)

• Through luck and grit, Datadog is fusing the culture of developers and operations (2018-04-21 — TechCrunch)

• As Chinese censorship intensifies, gays are back while teenage mothers and tattoos are out (2018-04-16 — TechCrunch)

• Austin is piloting blockchain to improve homeless services (2018-04-14 — TechCrunch)

• Element wants to give identity to the whole world, raising $12m series A (2018-04-11 — TechCrunch)

• In an ecosystem rife with age discrimination, new research shows the average successful founder is in their 40s (2018-04-10 — TechCrunch)

• Congress should demand Zuckerberg move to “one share, one vote” (2018-04-09 — TechCrunch)

• Department of Energy hosts competition to train cyber defense warriors (2018-04-09 — TechCrunch)

• Can SaaS principles transform political campaigns as we know them? (2018-04-07 — TechCrunch)

• RSS is undead (2018-04-07 — TechCrunch)

• Should AI researchers kill people? Sadly, they may not have a choice (2018-04-05 — TechCrunch)

• Some data science on the newly-released Trump and China tariffs lists (2018-04-04 — TechCrunch)

• South Korean capital Seoul mulls “S-Coin” cryptocurrency and blockchain-based government (2018-04-03 — TechCrunch)

• Trump should invest in Amazon, not destroy it (2018-04-03 — TechCrunch)

• WTF are CDRs? (other than a potential trillion dollar market) (2018-04-02 — TechCrunch)

• Markets drop sharply as China implements new tariffs against U.S. (2018-04-02 — TechCrunch)

March

• Wild Type raises $3.5m to reinvent meat for the 21st century (2018-03-29 — TechCrunch)

• Princeton study shows that very few affiliate marketers make required disclosures on YouTube and Pinterest (2018-03-28 — TechCrunch)

• China offers to buy more U.S. semiconductors as it mulls stabbing Qualcomm in the back (2018-03-26 — TechCrunch)

• JASK and the future of autonomous cybersecurity (2018-03-24 — TechCrunch)

• Trump announces $60 billion tariff on Chinese high-tech and other goods (2018-03-22 — TechCrunch)

• The nuanced challenges of antitrust and AT&T-Time Warner (2018-03-21 — TechCrunch)

• Peer-reviewed study shows Cardiogram and Apple Watch can accurately determine atrial fibrillation (2018-03-21 — TechCrunch)

• Secret microLED labs, Apple R&D, and the future of product margins (2018-03-19 — TechCrunch)

• Tech industry comes out swinging against potential Trump tariffs (2018-03-19 — TechCrunch)

• Qualcomm’s war may be over, but the casualties are just starting to be calculated (2018-03-17 — TechCrunch)

• Small businesses love free stuff, so Gusto is giving them free HR Basics (2018-03-16 — TechCrunch)

• Washington starting to wake up to threats of AI with new task force (2018-03-15 — TechCrunch)

• Trump readying “all of the above” fusillade on Chinese tech (2018-03-13 — TechCrunch)

• Trump administration’s block in Qualcomm vs. Broadcom merger should shake tech to its core (2018-03-12 — TechCrunch)

• VCs have discovered the Midwest (2018-03-11 — TechCrunch)

• We need to improve the accuracy of AI accuracy discussions (2018-03-11 — TechCrunch)

• The incredible multi-dimensional chess of Qualcomm vs. Broadcom (2018-03-10 — TechCrunch)

• Shortly, even the CEO will be outsourced to an online labor marketplace (2018-03-05 — TechCrunch)

• Taking on the Big 4 accounting giants, Paro receives $5m for its labor marketplace for financial professionals (2018-03-05 — TechCrunch)

• WTF is CFIUS? (2018-03-04 — TechCrunch)

• No one wants to build a “feel good” internet (2018-03-03 — TechCrunch)

February

• ZenBusiness raises $4.5m to help launch one million small businesses by 2023 (2018-02-26 — TechCrunch)

• Programming as craft (2018-02-24 — TechCrunch)

• Liquid democracy uses blockchain to fix politics, and now you can vote for it (2018-02-24 — TechCrunch)

• Teampay raises $4m so you don’t have to steal your CEO’s credit card anymore (2018-02-22 — TechCrunch)

• Blockchain is entering the valley of despair phase, and that’s a mistake (2018-02-21 — TechCrunch)

• Algorithmic zoning could be the answer to cheaper housing and more equitable cities (2018-02-19 — TechCrunch)

• Digital nomads are hiring and firing their governments (2018-02-17 — TechCrunch)

• Engineering against all odds, or how NYC’s subway will get wireless in the tunnels (2018-02-17 — TechCrunch)

• Uncommon.co launches and raises $18m to bring objectivity and efficiency to hiring (2018-02-15 — TechCrunch)

• Traction Tech Council launches to help IT execs spend money on the right startups (2018-02-13 — TechCrunch)

• HR has lost the trust of employees. Here is who has it now (2018-02-10 — TechCrunch)

• The real consequences of fake porn and news (2018-02-08 — TechCrunch)

• Brainjunk and the killing of the internet mind (2018-02-07 — TechCrunch)

• Scaling a bootstrapped business is next frontier of entrepreneurship for Evan Frank (2018-02-06 — TechCrunch)

• Hate your boss? B12 is designing work without (human) managers (2018-02-04 — TechCrunch)

• The rise of chaos engineering (2018-02-04 — TechCrunch)

January

• NEA leads $21m round for Drop, a rewards app for millennials (2018-01-30 — TechCrunch)

• The legacy of Ikea founder Ingvar Kamprad, who passed today at 91 (2018-01-28 — TechCrunch)

• Scout networks are latest VC salvo in war for founders (2018-01-27 — TechCrunch)

• Move slow and break nothing (2018-01-27 — TechCrunch)

• Ex-Uber Maps exec Brian McClendon running for office (2018-01-22 — TechCrunch)

• Startups, high-speed rail and California’s infrastructure future (2018-01-21 — TechCrunch)

• The Chinese think Palo Alto is dumpy (2018-01-20 — TechCrunch)

• Mike Moritz and the declining America worker (2018-01-20 — TechCrunch)

• Yes, cities should indeed fight for tech jobs (2018-01-19 — TechCrunch)

• DefinedCrowd’s next-gen platform solves the AI data acquisition problem (2018-01-16 — TechCrunch)

• One year old Pony.ai raises $112 million Series A to build autonomous car future (2018-01-15 — TechCrunch)

• Why is health care so damn expensive? (2018-01-13 — TechCrunch)

• Developer Social Network StackShare Raises $5.2 million from e.Ventures (2018-01-09 — TechCrunch)

• It’s a walrus! No, it’s a giraffe! No, it’s Micgoat, a new app to debate controversial issues (2018-01-08 — TechCrunch)

• RIP IPO (1602-2018) (2018-01-06 — TechCrunch)

• Can municipal broadband save the open internet? (2018-01-04 — TechCrunch)

2017

December

• All 50 states vote yes on AT&T’s $40 billion emergency response network FirstNet (2017-12-29 — TechCrunch)

• Crypto prices suffer as Korean government announces new regs, potential ban (2017-12-28 — TechCrunch)

• Uber’s Frankenboard arrives (2017-12-28 — TechCrunch)

• Apple’s Design Delirium (2017-12-21 — TechCrunch)

• Thank Kim Jong Un for your crypto gains (2017-12-21 — TechCrunch)

• The rich can breathe a sigh of relief (2017-12-20 — TechCrunch)

• Ultra-fast 5G wireless service declared national security priority by White House (2017-12-19 — TechCrunch)

• Negativity and startups (2017-12-17 — TechCrunch)

• Do good companies ICO? (2017-12-16 — TechCrunch)

• Homeis, a culture network for immigrants, launches and nabs $4m seed round led by Spark Capital (2017-12-12 — TechCrunch)

• Clubhouse nets $10m Series A from Battery Ventures to make software development fun again (2017-12-12 — TechCrunch)

• LiDAR autonomous sensor startup Ouster announces $27M Series A led by auto powerhouse Cox Enterprises (2017-12-11 — TechCrunch)

• The 5-year bootstrapped odyssey of Sno-Go, a snow bike for the everyday ski mountain visitor (2017-12-09 — TechCrunch)

• Spark Capital leads $3.3m round into Boston-based, on-demand life sciences marketplace Clora (2017-12-07 — TechCrunch)

• As Cook and Pichai leave China, Valley confronts rising internet tyranny in world’s second largest market (2017-12-06 — TechCrunch)

• Intuit’s ‘rise of the rest’ M&A strategy means large paydays outside the Valley (2017-12-05 — TechCrunch)

• The loss of first check investors (2017-12-04 — TechCrunch)

2015

September

• Avoiding Apes By Building Equity Culture (2015-09-20 — TechCrunch)

August

• Republic Launches New Platform To Send GOP To White House (2015-08-04 — TechCrunch)

July

• Boston’s WTF/LOL Problem (2015-07-31 — TechCrunch)

• Yes Your ******* Startup Can Cut A Little Free Speech (2015-07-26 — TechCrunch)

• Startups And The Big Lie (2015-07-25 — TechCrunch)

• Make School Wants To Build The Product University For The Masses (2015-07-21 — TechCrunch)

• The Future Of Samsung Could Rest On A Single Vote Tomorrow (2015-07-16 — TechCrunch)

• Republicans and Democrats Face 2016 Challenge With On-Demand Economy (2015-07-15 — TechCrunch)

• The Fall and Software Rebirth of Middlemen (2015-07-13 — TechCrunch)

• The Challenges of Teaching When Silicon Valley Doesn’t Care (2015-07-11 — TechCrunch)

June

• Approaching Policy After Uber’s Scorched Earth (2015-06-28 — TechCrunch)

• Searching For The Next Wave Of Education Innovation (2015-06-27 — TechCrunch)

• The Millennial Delusion (2015-06-27 — TechCrunch)

• The Fundamental Fallacy of Modern Recruiting (2015-06-21 — TechCrunch)

• Vote Machine Learning For President! (2015-06-20 — TechCrunch)

• Adblocking And The End Of Big Advertising (2015-06-07 — TechCrunch)

• The Death And Life Of Truth In The Internet Age (2015-06-06 — TechCrunch)

• When Seconds Count, RapidSOS Will Be Ready When 911 Isn’t (2015-06-03 — TechCrunch)

May

• How Should We Learn? (2015-05-31 — TechCrunch)

• Millennials Are Destroying Banks, And It’s The Banks’ Fault (2015-05-30 — TechCrunch)

• The Obsession With Silicon Everywhere (2015-05-30 — TechCrunch)

• Lockstep Salaries Are Making A Comeback (2015-05-24 — TechCrunch)

• Algocracy (2015-05-23 — TechCrunch)

• In Ambitious Security Play, Skyport Launches The Next Generation of Secure Infrastructure (2015-05-19 — TechCrunch)

• Why Is The University Still Here? (2015-05-17 — TechCrunch)

• A Mission Of Excellence (2015-05-16 — TechCrunch)

• Fear Not the Robot (2015-05-04 — National Review)

April

• The Secret About Rich Founders And Ferraris (2015-04-30 — TechCrunch)

• You Need To Be A Billion Just To Make A Million (2015-04-26 — TechCrunch)

• With Water Running Out, Freight Farms Launches 2015 Farm-In-A-Box (2015-04-21 — TechCrunch)

• Oh, The Places You Will Go With Hackers (2015-04-18 — TechCrunch)

• With Judge Analytics, Ravel Law Starts To Judge The Judges (2015-04-16 — TechCrunch)

• The Valley Of The Sith Lords (2015-04-12 — TechCrunch)

• Yahoo Answers Is Not Research, Or How Two Startups Are Fighting For The Future Of Knowledge (2015-04-11 — TechCrunch)

• Flappy Bird, The Problem With Everyone, And My Baptism By Chauffeured Bus (2015-04-05 — TechCrunch)

March

• When April Fools’ Day Gets More Love Than Good Policy (2015-03-31 — TechCrunch)

• The Most Powerful Force In The Universe (2015-03-29 — TechCrunch)

• BetterCloud Raises $25 Million From Accel To Create Universal Tools For Monitoring The Office Cloud (2015-03-26 — TechCrunch)

• Why Don’t Makers Have Higher Social Status? (2015-03-23 — TechCrunch)

• How To Play VC Poker With Billions In The Pot (2015-03-19 — TechCrunch)

• On Secretly Terrible (Old) Engineers (2015-03-15 — TechCrunch)

• After 3 Years And $64M In Seed Funding, Onshape Launches The Mother Of All Products (2015-03-09 — TechCrunch)

• On Secretly Terrible Engineers (2015-03-08 — TechCrunch)

• BriefMe Launches Socially-Ranked News App In Latest Entrant In Front Page Revolution (2015-03-03 — TechCrunch)

February

• It’s Well Past Time VCs Hired HR Directors (2015-02-26 — TechCrunch)

• Armed With $2M, Fedora Hopes To Create The Next Million Dollar Teachers (2015-02-19 — TechCrunch)

• How 51 Shades Of Licensing Is Killing Our Economy (2015-02-15 — TechCrunch)

• Harvard Innovation Challenge Winner Quorum Hopes To Replace Gaggles Of Interns In DC With Data-Driven Policy (2015-02-10 — TechCrunch)

• Startups, A Rich Man’s Game (2015-02-08 — TechCrunch)

• The Time-Card App (2015-02-04 — National Review)

• MIT Alums Launch Beansprock, An AI-Based Job Platform For Finding Your Best Employer (2015-02-04 — TechCrunch)

January

• Silicon Valley Reinvents The Invisible Hand (2015-01-31 — TechCrunch)

• With Mimo, MIT Alums Are Disrupting The Baby Nursery, Onesie At A Time (2015-01-27 — TechCrunch)

• Rebuilding VC, And Saving Boston Too (2015-01-18 — TechCrunch)

• How Yello Mobile Ate 61 Startups In One Year (2015-01-17 — TechCrunch)

• The Hypocrisy of U.S. Cyber Policy (2015-01-16 — TechCrunch)

2014

December

• 2015 Is Shaping Up To Be The Key Year For Venture Capital (2014-12-31 — TechCrunch)

• Fighting Distractions Should Be Top Resolution For 2015 (2014-12-31 — TechCrunch)

• Actually, Our Greatest Hopes Lie With Techies (2014-12-30 — TechCrunch)

• From Internet To Internets (2014-12-29 — TechCrunch)

• How Many Millions Should I Take From My Startup? (2014-12-28 — TechCrunch)

• On Immigration, Engineers Simply Don’t Trust VCs (2014-12-27 — TechCrunch)

• What 2014 Tech Products Made The Mom Cut? (2014-12-26 — TechCrunch)

• Following Charges, Uber Confronts Its Asian Dilemma (2014-12-24 — TechCrunch)

• The Tech Stocks You Shouldn’t Have Owned This Year (2014-12-23 — TechCrunch)

• Influencer Marketing Is Killing Santa (2014-12-22 — TechCrunch)

• In War With Publishers, Tech Companies Take Wrong Approach (2014-12-21 — TechCrunch)

• After Sony, Every Startup Should Prepare For War (2014-12-19 — TechCrunch)

November

• The Algorithm Economy Heads To Amazon (2014-11-30 — TechCrunch)

• SF Has An S&M Problem (2014-11-23 — TechCrunch)

• Meet Your New Boss, Mr. Algorithm (2014-11-16 — TechCrunch)

• The MBAs Are Fleeing, Should SF Be Worried? (2014-11-09 — TechCrunch)

• Fundraising Acceleration Is The New VC Investment Thesis (2014-11-02 — TechCrunch)

October

• Are American Tech Companies Disloyal? (2014-10-18 — TechCrunch)

• The Year Of The Corporate Divorce (2014-10-10 — TechCrunch)

• As The Valley Burns Up, Boston Readies Its Next Act (2014-10-04 — TechCrunch)

September

• What $1 Million Won’t Buy You (2014-09-26 — TechCrunch)

• The Best Of Times … (2014-09-18 — TechCrunch)

• Putting Smartphone Zombies In Their Place (2014-09-14 — TechCrunch)

• It’s Time For VCs To Run To Their Bubble Bunkers (2014-09-05 — TechCrunch)

August

• This Labor Day, Reflect On Diversity And The Future (2014-08-31 — TechCrunch)

• As Samsung Falters, An Opening For Startups (2014-08-26 — TechCrunch)

• Corporate Accelerators Are An Oxymoron (2014-08-25 — TechCrunch)

• Will Developer Tools Startups Ever Find Investors? (2014-08-22 — TechCrunch)

• Algorithms Are Replacing Unions As The Champions of Workers (2014-08-17 — TechCrunch)

• The Logic Of Crazy Valuations (2014-08-10 — TechCrunch)

• Stellar, Uber, And The Rise Of Computational Trust (2014-08-08 — TechCrunch)

• New Study Shows The Decline Of Startups And America’s Geriatric Economy (2014-08-06 — TechCrunch)

July

• With Apple’s Novel Acquisition, A Chance To Reinvent The Book (2014-07-28 — TechCrunch)

• How Can We Make Recruiting Better? (2014-07-27 — TechCrunch)

• The Problem With Founders (2014-07-20 — TechCrunch)

• Amazon Isn’t Killing Writing, The Market Is (2014-07-17 — TechCrunch)

• Silicon Valley’s Dilemma Over Credentials (2014-07-13 — TechCrunch)

• Our Polyglot Nightmare (2014-07-10 — TechCrunch)

• With Political Failures Left And Right, Tech Needs To Rethink Its Strategy (2014-07-01 — TechCrunch)

June

• With Software Eating Hardware, Silicon Valley Enters “Hard” Times (2014-06-30 — TechCrunch)

• Going Native (2014-06-26 — TechCrunch)

• With Google Domains, Let’s Raise Prices And Make SSL Certificates Free (2014-06-24 — TechCrunch)

• Three Realities About Venture Capital (2014-06-21 — TechCrunch)

• Yo, Virginia, There Is A Cult Of Disruption (2014-06-19 — TechCrunch)

• As Teacher Tenure Degrades, New Opportunities Emerge For Startups To Remake Education (2014-06-16 — TechCrunch)

• Productivity And The Education Delusion (2014-06-06 — TechCrunch)

• It’s The Security, Stupid! (2014-06-05 — TechCrunch)

May

• As Software Eats Up Jobs, Startups Need To Consider Ethics Of Marketplaces (2014-05-31 — TechCrunch)

• Messaging 2.0 Is Now Over (2014-05-26 — TechCrunch)

• The Era Of Good-Enough Smartphones (2014-05-22 — TechCrunch)

• As Samsung’s Chairman Remains Hospitalized, South Korea Prepares For Its Next Act (2014-05-16 — TechCrunch)

• The New Dynamics Of Unicorn Startup Acquisitions (2014-05-12 — TechCrunch)

• As Mobile Roars Ahead, It’s Time To Finally Admit The Web Is Dying (2014-05-09 — TechCrunch)

• Alibaba Is Not A Threat To US Internet Companies (2014-05-07 — TechCrunch)

• With IPO Hopes Fading, Square And Box Face Reality Of Commodity Products (2014-05-02 — TechCrunch)

April

• Finishing Its Third Batch, Korea’s KStartup Accelerator Sees Great Hope For Seoul’s Tech Ecosystem (2014-04-30 — TechCrunch)

• Microsoft Is Technology’s Comeback Kid (2014-04-29 — TechCrunch)

• A Personal Reflection On Google+ (2014-04-25 — TechCrunch)

• Star Trek And The Politics Of Silicon Valley (2014-04-22 — TechCrunch)

• Silicon Valley Is The Stingiest Place For Equity Grants, But Remote Work Pays Off If You Can Find It (2014-04-21 — TechCrunch)

• Why Stock Prices Are So Important For Startups (2014-04-11 — TechCrunch)

• Do Startups Stand A Chance Against Valley Incumbents? (2014-04-08 — TechCrunch)

• Spitfire’s In-Depth Fitness Regimens Target Women Ready To Push Their Limits (2014-04-07 — TechCrunch)

March

• Creating Billion-Dollar IPOs And Deleting ActiveX: The Elixir Making Korea The Key Startup Ecosystem In Asia (2014-03-25 — TechCrunch)

• Journalism Is Not Content Production (2014-03-24 — TechCrunch)

• In A Changing Financial World, Thinknum Wants To Democratize Financial Analysis (2014-03-15 — TechCrunch)

• This Funding Will Disappear In 10 Seconds (2014-03-13 — TechCrunch)

• Searching For The Silicon Valley Selfie (2014-03-10 — TechCrunch)

• Flare-Up Over Food-Delivery Fees Has South Koreans Debating The Marketplace Model (2014-03-06 — TechCrunch)

• From Crowdfunding To Open Access, Startups Are Experimenting With Academic Research (2014-03-03 — TechCrunch)

February

• With Mt.Gox In Flames, A Lesson: When Building A Company, First Do No Harm (2014-02-28 — TechCrunch)

• Approaching The Frontier: How One Entrepreneur Is Building The Future In Myanmar (2014-02-24 — TechCrunch)

• Business As Usual In The New Silicon Valley (2014-02-20 — TechCrunch)

• A Networking Protocol For Labor (2014-02-17 — TechCrunch)

• With Hackathons Taking Center Stage, The Coming Transformation Of The Computer Scientist (2014-02-15 — TechCrunch)

• Book Review: In “Different,” Finding Better Ways To Build Brands In A Noisy (And Boring) World (2014-02-08 — TechCrunch)

• Let’s Just Forget Everything (2014-02-07 — TechCrunch)

January

• The Complete Quantitative Guide To Judging Your Startup (2014-01-31 — TechCrunch)

• Silicon Valley Is Now Public Enemy No. 1, And We Only Have Ourselves To Blame (2014-01-28 — TechCrunch)