Episodes (Page 13)
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Discord is evolving beyond a gaming chat app into a community hub.
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Disney survived a shareholder revolt led by Nelson Peltz.
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Dropbox CEO Drew Houston discusses how the company positions itself at the nexus of organizing personal content in the cloud while going fully remote
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Vice Media collapsed from a once-dominant digital media company into a smaller version due to more than just brutal advertising economics
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Cloudflare CEO Matthew Prince leads infrastructure protecting over 20% of the web from bad actors, operating as one of the internet's primary defenses against attacks
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Nintendo sued a popular Switch emulator out of existence.
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Mailchimp CEO Rania Succar discusses company culture post-Intuit acquisition.
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Anthony Mongiello's stuffed crust pizza patent sparked a major IP lawsuit against Pizza Hut in the 1990s, demonstrating how patent disputes can reshape entire industries
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Bluesky CEO discusses the decentralized social media platform.
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The EU's Digital Markets Act went into effect this month after being proposed in 2020 and signed in 2022, directly impacting major tech companies like Apple, Google, and Microsoft
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Figma CEO Dylan Field discusses design, AI, and the web's future.
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The episode examines why Google Search seems to have declined.
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Kyle Chayka discusses how algorithms flatten culture in his book 'Filterworld'.
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Reporter Miya David explores how generative AI is affecting dating and relationships, with people forming connections through AI chatbots and romance bots
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Science educator Hank Green guest hosts and interviews Nilay Patel about building The Verge and the future of media and web platforms
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AI deepfakes pose a significant threat to the 2024 election.
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Rahul Purini, Crunchyroll President, discusses anime's global rise.
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Discussion on the Apple Vision Pro with tech journalists.
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Increasing copyright lawsuits against AI companies like OpenAI and StabilityAI threaten the viability of generative AI
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DOJ Antitrust Division head Jonathan Kanter signals the tech regulation fight is expanding beyond current cases