Day: November 18, 2017

«Io non mi pento … a me non mi piegheranno». Nessun cedimento, nessun passo indietro. Fino alla fine. Totò Riina, «la belva», così lo chiamavano in Cosa nostra per la sua crudeltà, ha pronunciato queste parole solo qualche mese fa parlando con la … by Livio […]

They’re pretty sure that whole democracy disruption thing isn’t real anyway. Until they have to say so to official inquiries. In any case, they’re pretty sure it would be against their Terms of Service if it were, and Terms are sort of like laws, but […]

"Ciò non significa tasse più salate – afferma Antonino Gentile, assessore al Bilancio – ma che dovranno pagarle quei cittadini e quelle imprese che finora non le hanno pagate. Le tasse non aumenteranno, colpiremo gli evasori". La bassa capacità di riscossione dei tributi da parte […]

This story originally appeared on CityLab and is part of the Climate Desk collaboration. In many ways, Essen is the envy of cities trying to move past their industrial days. Once the steel and coal center of Germany, Essen’s economic success in the early 20th century was evident in […]

After months of voting, the Golden Joystick Awards presented with OMEN by HP took place in London today. The winners have been revealed and appropriately revered, and now they’re going to dance the night away.  So, who walked away victorious this year? We can help […]

Hello and welcome back to Equity, TechCrunch’s venture capital-focused podcast where we unpack the numbers behind the headlines. This week, the crew — Katie Roof and Alex Wilhelm — were joined by David Pakman, a partner at Venrock, who helped us dig through the news. And news there was. […]

Devices and apps geared towards kids have become a focus of concern when it comes to protecting children’s privacy. In 2015, VTech, a maker of a number of kid’s toys, was hacked, exposing some 6.4 million customers’ data as well as children’s photos and chat […]