Press:Here
Summary: NBC's Press:Here is a weekly round table featuring top names in Silicon Valley in conversation with the world class technology reporters.
Podcasts:
Years? Try months. Experts at Accenture Technology Labs try to predict the future.
Medical reporter Christina Farr (Fast Company) explains an odd presentation made by Elizabeth Holmes.
Anova’s sous vide cooking device goes from a million dollar Kickstarter idea to at Target shelf near you.
Sam Chaudhary links classrooms and parents, but will principals play along?
PayByPhone figures out a way to reserve parking without upsetting cities.
Silicon Valley-based FICO—who knew?—has crazy big data about consumers.
Counsyl’s lab technicians can work day and night, and they never take weekends off.
Deloitte’s Teresa Briggs shows women how to earn a seat at the table.
Riverbed Technology CEO Jerry Kennelly doesn’t care what Wall Street thinks.
Pure Storage’s Scott Dietzen is one of the few Silicon Valley CEO’s to take a company public this year.
Can venture capitalist Naoko Okumoto convince Japanese businesses to take risks?
Thumbtack’s Jon Lieber tries to convince Congress to take action to protect workers before the courts do.
We delve into the economics of the half-court basketball shooting contest and find Bob Hamman behind the money.
Author and security expert Adam Levin says even smart Silicon Valley types can get fooled by phishing.
A pair of young Australians create a $10m app business from their college savings. And they’re hiring like mad in San Francisco.
