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GoFundMe used to charge US personal campaigns, but doesn’t anymore. Here’s why the CEO thinks ...
GoFundMe CEO Rob Solomon says the crowdfunding site’s business model is “completely insane” — but it’s still working. Back in ... -
Trapped In An Internet Desert, Detroit Teens Struggle To Stay Online
Melanie Rayford, 18, plans to study software engineering when she enters college this fall. It’s a notoriously unwelcoming field for ... -
Google Uncovered Russia-Backed Ads On Its Services, Washington Post Reports
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Google has discovered Russian operatives spent tens of thousands of dollars on ads on its YouTube, Gmail ... -
Machines will soon be able to learn without being programmed
Teaching machines to parse through large volumes of data to learn new concepts and rules is a critical area of ... -
Trump Signs Executive Order To Push High-Speed Internet In Rural Areas
U.S. President Donald Trump was expected on Monday to sign an executive order to make it easier for the private ... -
‘Harlem Shake’ Creators Threaten Legal Action Against FCC Chairman Ajit Pai
The creators of the song “Harlem Shake,” which became part of a viral Internet meme in 2013, are threatening legal action against ... -
Post office rate hike could cost Amazon up to $1.8 billion more per year: Credit ...
President Donald Trump’s recent focus on what the post office charges Amazon for delivery may cost the e-commerce retailer a significant amount of money, ... -
GoFundMe used to charge US personal campaigns, but doesn’t anymore. Here’s why the CEO thinks ...
GoFundMe CEO Rob Solomon says the crowdfunding site’s business model is “completely insane” — but it’s still working. Back in ... -
Machines will soon be able to learn without being programmed
Teaching machines to parse through large volumes of data to learn new concepts and rules is a critical area of ... -
Japan is changing its views on entrepreneurship, and that could be good for start-ups
The start-up scene in Japan has historically lagged behind the Silicon Valley and China, but several investors told CNBC that ...
