Reddit is raising $150 million to $300 million to keep "the front page of the Internet" growing, with the forthcoming Series D round said to be led by Chinese tech giant Tencent at a $2.7 billion pre-money valuation, and up to $3 billion post money.
"This dystopic infrastructure is not only physical, it is cultural. Consumer surveillance technologies entrench surveillance as an essential duty of citizenship..."
During the conversation, Khan and his COO "succeeded in getting Huawei representatives to admit, on tape, to breaking the contract with Akhan and, evidently, to violating U.S. export-control laws."
"My biggest concern is the cold weather drained my battery 20 to 25 miles overnight and an extra five to ten miles on my drive to work. I paid $60,000 to not drain my battery so quickly.”
“My biggest concern is the cold weather drained my battery 20 to 25 miles overnight and an extra five to ten miles on my drive to work. I paid $60,000 to not drain my battery so quickly.”
"Years ago, you would have sounded like a lunatic if you said that a refrigerator was watching you. But, like other new technology, yesterday’s serious mental health symptom is today’s reality..."
"The social media space is absolutely ripe for a new entrant who demands arduous verification and constantly monitors its user base to eliminate cloned and fake accounts..."
"Apple takes confidentiality and the protection of our IP very seriously... We are working with authorities on this matter and are referring all questions to the FBI."
