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Can you think of an acceptable reason why you should quit your dreams?Meet Rochel Marie Lawson, Founder, Multiple Best-selling Author, Podcaster, and the Queen of Feeling Fabulous. From overcoming gender and racial barriers at Silicon Valley to transforming the telecom installation industry to balancing doshas and using Ayurveda's principles to achieve financial wealth, Rochel's entrepreneurial journey is both fascinating and inspiring.Throughout this episode, Rochel talks about Blissful Living 4 You, the company she started to help men and women unlock bliss in all areas of their lives, the "thick skin" she had to develop to endure her entrepreneurial journey, and what kept her motivated to become a "professional student" and getting five degrees.Plus, Rochel explains the importance of prioritizing health and wellness, especially for female entrepreneurs, shares golden nuggets about her experiences in branding, talks about the significance of honoring one's worth, and much more.Tune into episode 106 of The Brand Therapist and learn more about Rochel's intuitive abilities, Ayurveda integration, and mission to create a supportive network that helps people unlock their bliss.In this Episode, You Will Learn:A bit about Rochel's challenges in Silicon Valey (2:20)Founding the first woman-owned telecom company in the US (5:10)Facing gender bias in the construction industry (7:00)About Rochel's intuitive abilities and nursing background (13:20)Integrating Ayurveda to empower women (16:30)About Rochel's mission to empower women across generations (21:40)The importance of wisdom, wealth, and wellness in women's lives (24:50)Connect with Rochel Marie Lawson:WebsiteLinkedInListen to the Blissful Living 4 You Podcast on YouTubeTwitterInstagramPinterestLet's Connect!WebsiteLinkedIn Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Per Lange är Skandinaviens mest efterfrågade säljföreläsare, han har föreläst för storföretag som google i Silicon Valey och hjälpt hemlösa att lyckas i LA. Med 30 års erfarenhet har han utbildat och inspirerat över 50 000 medarbetare och nått en internationell publik på hundratusentals människor. Utöver hans visiter i USA har han skrivit en flertal romaner för både unga vuxna och barn med ämnen som hur man tjänar ihop en halv miljon på ett sommarlov. In och lyssna nu kör vi! Är du försäljningschef och behöver hjälp med hur du driver sälj framåt? Klicka på länken för att läsa mer: https://www.closersonly.se/theexecutive   Se hela avsnittet på youtube här:  https://youtu.be/jQfIf195akc   Följ Per här: https://www.linkedin.com/in/perlange/ Följ Mikael:  Tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@mikaelarndt1 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mikael.arndt/ LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/försäljning   Vill du öka din försäljning? Läs mer om Mikaels säljutbildningar här: https://www.closersonly.se/theacademy Är du intresserad av att rekrytera säljare och försäljningschefer? Läs mer om Mikaels rekryteringsföretag Saleshub här: https://www.saleshub.se/  Söker du ett nytt jobb inom försäljning? Läs mer om våra lediga tjänster på Saleshub här: https://www.saleshub.se/ledigatjanster

Traduzione in italiano di Lorenzo Danese del saggio di Paul Graham "How to Do What You Love" [Gennaio 2006]. Il saggio originale è disponibile nel blog paulgraham.com. Paul Graham è un imprenditore e informatico inglese famoso per i suoi successi come founder di startup, come divulgatore, e per Y-Combinator, uno degli acceleratori di startup più di successo nella Silicon Valey e che ha lanciato aziende come Airbnb, Coinbase, Dropbox, Quora, Reddit e Stripe. Il progetto fa parte del podcast “Paul Graham, il pifferaio magico dei nerd”, disponibile su Spotify, che è una iniziativa di Irene Mingozzi e raccoglie tutti gli essay di Paul Graham scritti negli anni e tradotti in italiano.

Il seguente saggio è intotilato “Come produrre ricchezza”, il titolo originale è How to make wealth, è stato scritto da Paul Graham nel 2004 ed è disponibile nel blog paulgraham.com. Paul Graham è un imprenditore e informatico inglese famoso per i suoi successi come founder di startup, come divulgatore, e per Y-Combinator, uno degli acceleratori di startup più di successo nella Silicon Valey e che ha lanciato aziende come Airbnb, Coinbase, Dropbox, Quora, Reddit e Stripe. Il progetto fa parte del podcast “Paul Graham, il pifferaio magico dei nerd”, disponibile su Spotify, che è una iniziativa di Irene Mingozzi e raccoglie tutti gli essay di Paul Graham scritti negli anni e tradotti in italiano. La lettura è di Lorenzo Danese, la traduzione è di Marco Trombetti.

- Chủ tịch nước Võ Văn Thưởng dự và phát biểu tại Lễ tuyên dương 10 gương mặt trẻ tiêu biểu và 43 gương mặt trẻ triển vọng toàn quân năm 2022. - Làm việc với lãnh đạo tỉnh Hải Dương về nhiệm vụ phát triển kinh tế của địa phương, Thủ tướng Phạm Minh Chính đề nghị tỉnh tập trung vào phát triển xanh, chuyển đổi số, đẩy mạnh đổi mới sáng tạo để phát triển nhanh và bền vững. - Lãi suất huy động tiếp tục đà giảm sau quyết định giảm lãi suất điều hành của ngân hàng Nhà nước. - Lễ kỷ niệm 55 năm ngày xảy ra vụ thảm sát hơn 500 thường dân vô tội tại thôn Mỹ Lai, làng Sơn Mỹ, xã Tịnh Khê, huyện Sơn Tịnh, Quảng Ngãi truyền đi thông điệp “Hòa bình là nền tảng lâu dài cho một tương lai bền vững”. - Cuộc khủng hoảng niềm tin và sụp đổ của ngân hàng Silicon Valey của Mỹ đã lan sang các nước châu Âu. Các chuyên gia cảnh báo hiệu ứng “Thiên nga đen” nếu thanh khoản thắt chặt. - Thượng viện và Quốc hội Pháp tiến hành các phiên bỏ phiếu quyết định đối với Dự luật cải cách hưu trí trong ngày hôm nay. Trong khi đó, các nghiệp đoàn tuyên bố sẽ tiếp tục tổ chức tuần hành, đình công và kêu gọi Quốc hội bỏ phiếu chống. Chủ đề : Chủ tịch nước Võ Văn Thưởng, Lễ tuyên dương, 10 gương mặt trẻ tiêu biểu, triển vọng toàn quân --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/vov1thoisu0/support

A semana começa com os olhos do mundo voltados aos Estados Unidos, ainda repercutindo a maior falência de um banco norte-americano desde a crise de 2008.Na última sexta-feira (10), o principal banco para startups de tecnologia dos EUA, o Silicon Valey Bank (SVB), se desfez rapidamente, deixando seus clientes e investidores no limbo. O colapso levou à aquisição da empresa por reguladores federais do Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC), e ao temor de que a falência do banco poderia contagiar o sistema bancário.Por isso, a expectativa nesta segunda-feira (13) é quanto ao discurso do presidente Joe Biden, depois que um segundo banco - o Signature Bank - foi fechado por reguladores de Nova York.O governo norte-americano garantiu que os clientes do SVB terão acesso ao dinheiro de todos os depósitos a partir desta segunda. Segundo o Federal Reserve (Fed, o banco central dos EUA), o Departamento de Tesouro e o FDIC, a ideia é proteger a economia.O SVB forneceu financiamento para quase metade das empresas americanas de tecnologia e saúde apoiadas por capital de risco. Fundado em 1983, ele é relativamente desconhecido fora do Vale do Silício, mas estava entre os 20 maiores bancos comerciais dos EUA, com mais de US$ 200 bilhões em ativos totais no ano passado.Um dos motivos para a falência do banco pode ser explicado pelas altas taxas de juros, que restringiram as empresas de tecnologia, dificultaram a captação de recursos e reduziram os valores de ações do setor. Diante dos juros elevados, a perda de IPOs e a escassez de financiamento, os clientes do banco começaram a sacar o dinheiro.A maior parte dos analistas, porém, garante que essa é uma questão isolada do SVB - não se tratando, ainda, de uma crise bancária.No Brasil, faltando uma semana para a reunião do Comitê de Política Monetária (Copom) do Banco Central (BC), a expectativa é que o ministro da Fazenda, Fernando Haddad (PT), apresente ao presidente Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (PT) o modelo do novo arcabouço fiscal ainda nesta semana.Apresentado por Muriel Porfiro, o CNN Money apresenta um balanço dos assuntos do noticiário que influenciam os mercados, as finanças e os rumos da sociedade e das dinâmicas de poder no Brasil e no mundo.

A semana começa com os olhos do mundo voltados aos Estados Unidos, ainda repercutindo a maior falência de um banco norte-americano desde a crise de 2008.Na última sexta-feira (10), o principal banco para startups de tecnologia dos EUA, o Silicon Valey Bank (SVB), se desfez rapidamente, deixando seus clientes e investidores no limbo. O colapso levou à aquisição da empresa por reguladores federais do Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC), e ao temor de que a falência do banco poderia contagiar o sistema bancário.Por isso, a expectativa nesta segunda-feira (13) é quanto ao discurso do presidente Joe Biden, depois que um segundo banco - o Signature Bank - foi fechado por reguladores de Nova York.O governo norte-americano garantiu que os clientes do SVB terão acesso ao dinheiro de todos os depósitos a partir desta segunda. Segundo o Federal Reserve (Fed, o banco central dos EUA), o Departamento de Tesouro e o FDIC, a ideia é proteger a economia.O SVB forneceu financiamento para quase metade das empresas americanas de tecnologia e saúde apoiadas por capital de risco. Fundado em 1983, ele é relativamente desconhecido fora do Vale do Silício, mas estava entre os 20 maiores bancos comerciais dos EUA, com mais de US$ 200 bilhões em ativos totais no ano passado.Um dos motivos para a falência do banco pode ser explicado pelas altas taxas de juros, que restringiram as empresas de tecnologia, dificultaram a captação de recursos e reduziram os valores de ações do setor. Diante dos juros elevados, a perda de IPOs e a escassez de financiamento, os clientes do banco começaram a sacar o dinheiro.A maior parte dos analistas, porém, garante que essa é uma questão isolada do SVB - não se tratando, ainda, de uma crise bancária.No Brasil, faltando uma semana para a reunião do Comitê de Política Monetária (Copom) do Banco Central (BC), a expectativa é que o ministro da Fazenda, Fernando Haddad (PT), apresente ao presidente Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (PT) o modelo do novo arcabouço fiscal ainda nesta semana.Apresentado por Muriel Porfiro, o CNN Money apresenta um balanço dos assuntos do noticiário que influenciam os mercados, as finanças e os rumos da sociedade e das dinâmicas de poder no Brasil e no mundo.

How well is your business aligned for growth? In today's episode, Travis interviews Philippe Bouissou, Ph.D. Philippe has spent three decades in Silicon Valley as an entrepreneur, a CEO, a venture capitalist, and a management consultant. He is a Managing Partner at Blue Dots Partners LLC, a firm he co-founded focused on top-line acceleration. He started his career as the founder and CEO of G2i, Inc., a Unix software company that Matra acquired. He then was Senior Vice President at Matra Hachette Multimedia, Inc., where he led US business development for electronic publishing for the $12 billion, high-tech and diversified media company before joining Apple as Director of the Worldwide Internet Commerce group, where he founded and managed the online Apple Store and grew its revenue from zero to $350 million.During his career, Bouissou led over 120 management-consulting projects with companies such as Cisco, Microsoft, SAP, and Verisign. He served on the board of directors of 20 companies, including ACG (Association for Corporate Growth) Silicon Valley, where he currently serves.Tune in as Travis and Philippe discuss why it's crucial to adapt to any business situation and how Philippe reinvented himself when facing different challenges as an entrepreneur Philippe dives deep into how Blue Dots Partners helps multimillion companies grow by 38% and how it allows CEOs of technology and services companies with at least $10 million in revenue to grow their top-line faster.He also shares the idea behind his new book  Aligning the Dots: The New Paradigm to Grow Any Business and how the four principles of alignment will help any company grow in just a few months. Key Highlights:  [00:01 - 08:30] Reinventing and Adapting ConstantlyTraveling around the world at an early age and adapting to each culturePivoting from his earlier plan of being a pilotFrom coding in a lab to create his first company in Silicon Valey  [08:31 - 16:02] Founding and Managing the online Apple StoreThe advantages of having engineers in Europe to work on a startupJoining Apple and developing the online Apple Store ideaHow Philippe's conviction changed Apple and its relationship with its clients  [16:05 -17:55] A Venture CapitalistThe challenges of being a Venture Capitalist and dealing with CEOsPhilippe's true passion with being involved with IT and Operations [17:56 -28:46] Blue Dots Partners and Aligning The DotsHow every company is different, and not every growth strategy is a good fitThe four principles of alignment Why is there only one business on the entire planetHow Blue Dots analyses the alignment of companiesTweetable Quote: “ There is only one business in this planet, and that business is the manufacturing and delivery of delights” - Philippe Bouissou Get your copy of Aligning the Dots: Aligning the Dots: The New Paradigm to Grow Any Business. Click hereConnect with Philippe:LinkedIn Visit: https://bluedotspartners.com/ Follow Philippe on:  Twitter: @phBouissou              Did you love the value that we are putting out in the show? LEAVE A REVIEW and tell us what you think about the episode so we can continue putting out great content just for you! Share this episode and help someone who wants to connect with world-class people. Jump on over to travischappell.com/makemypodcast and let my team make you your very own show!If you want to learn how to build YOUR network, check out my website travischappell.com. You can connect with me on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

For Stuck in Development's 90th episode (thank you, everyone!!), Carl and Eitan deliver a quintessential SID episode: a mix of business strategy (including some ARPU calculations), Holywood Silicon Valey dealmaking, a movie review, and an AUA around a feature AMC is using to try to lure viewers back into theaters. In the first of two main topics today, they start by exploring Netflix's decision to choose Microsoft as their ad-serving partner for the new tier, and why it makes more sense than what the initial industry reaction may suggest. Later, they take a tour through Agua Dulce Canyon and share their thoughts around the latest Jordan Peele release, Nope.

In this week’s episode of The Breakout Growth Podcast Sean Ellis and Ethan Garr chat with Victoria Repa who is the founder and CEO of BetterMe, a Ukraine-based developer of health and wellness mobile apps. We have held off on publishing the podcast for a few weeks as the world has been focused on the tragic situation in Ukraine. We did not want to do anything to shift the focus but decided to share this episode now in the hopes that it could help Victoria amplify her messages to the growth community asking for help and support in Ukraine. Victoria shared these links with us and, if you are in a position to help, we hope you will consider doing so: https://how-you-can-support-ukraine.super.site/ and https://bit.ly/3IDf3tw Our hearts go out to Victoria, her 230-person BetterMe team, and all of those impacted by this war. BetterMe Health Coaching and BetterMe Mental Health are mobile apps created to make health and wellness more accessible. Victoria’s philosophy centers around helping people develop healthy habits that over time transform into an overall healthy lifestyle. In just over four years, the apps have grown to a combined total of more than 100 million users around the world. Driving BetterMe’s growth trajectory is an intense focus on experimentation and learning that is guided by a “fail fast and fail cheap mantra.” This approach allows Victoria’s team to continuously improve its understanding of users, their behaviors, and the problems they look to BetterMe to help them solve. Learning and evolving is critical in growth, and the BetterMe journey demonstrates how fast-growing companies use data to continuously optimize their offerings. At one point BetterMe had seven apps in its portfolio before eventually consolidating down to a single offering. Then, as B2B opportunities came into focus, Victoria’s team iterated again to add a second mobile app to address changing market needs. We hope this pre-war story will help shine a light on the contributions and achievements of Ukrainians. Please consider visiting the links shared above to find out how you can help. In addition, here are a few other organizations working to make a difference in Ukraine: https://wck.org https://help.rescue.org/donate/ukraine-acq https://www.care.org https://novaukraine.org We discussed: * Making healthy lifestyles accessible to everyone (5:50) * Victoria’s inspiration and journey to BetterMe (10:19) * The Silicon Valey growth approach powering the business (12:16) * Powering growth through data (28:33)

In this week’s episode of The Breakout Growth Podcast Sean Ellis and Ethan Garr chat with Victoria Repa who is the founder and CEO of BetterMe, a Ukraine-based developer of health and wellness mobile apps. We have held off on publishing the podcast for a few weeks as the world has been focused on the tragic situation in Ukraine. We did not want to do anything to shift the focus but decided to share this episode now in the hopes that it could help Victoria amplify her messages to the growth community asking for help and support in Ukraine. Victoria shared these links with us and, if you are in a position to help, we hope you will consider doing so: https://how-you-can-support-ukraine.super.site/ and https://bit.ly/3IDf3tw Our hearts go out to Victoria, her 230-person BetterMe team, and all of those impacted by this war. BetterMe Health Coaching and BetterMe Mental Health are mobile apps created to make health and wellness more accessible. Victoria’s philosophy centers around helping people develop healthy habits that over time transform into an overall healthy lifestyle. In just over four years, the apps have grown to a combined total of more than 100 million users around the world. Driving BetterMe’s growth trajectory is an intense focus on experimentation and learning that is guided by a “fail fast and fail cheap mantra.” This approach allows Victoria’s team to continuously improve its understanding of users, their behaviors, and the problems they look to BetterMe to help them solve. Learning and evolving is critical in growth, and the BetterMe journey demonstrates how fast-growing companies use data to continuously optimize their offerings. At one point BetterMe had seven apps in its portfolio before eventually consolidating down to a single offering. Then, as B2B opportunities came into focus, Victoria’s team iterated again to add a second mobile app to address changing market needs. We hope this pre-war story will help shine a light on the contributions and achievements of Ukrainians. Please consider visiting the links shared above to find out how you can help. In addition, here are a few other organizations working to make a difference in Ukraine: https://wck.org https://help.rescue.org/donate/ukraine-acq https://www.care.org https://novaukraine.org We discussed: * Making healthy lifestyles accessible to everyone (5:50) * Victoria’s inspiration and journey to BetterMe (10:19) * The Silicon Valey growth approach powering the business (12:16) * Powering growth through data (28:33)

Beautiful Wednesday morning here in Silicon Valey. Just want to update my followers on IdeaConnect2@Twitter.com if some of the HOT #NFT drops that are on the way. Today is a great day to get out and get some exercise. Listen to this... --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/gary-kolegraff5/support

Bienvenue dans le 1er épisode du podcast Keytime by Efrei animé par Laure Guibora. De Paris à la Silicon Valley, d'Alcatel à Netflix, de la R&D à la direction générale, portrait en 3 dates du parcours de Christophe Jouin, Head of device engineering chez Netflix. CODE TEMPOREL 950315 : • 1995 : “Je quitte la France pour vivre ma première expérience à l'international. Le début d'une grande aventure.” • 2003 : “Je passe de la R&D à un poste de directeur général. Une position orientée business qui change profondément ma façon de penser, y compris de penser l'engineering.” • 2015 : “Le début d'une grande aventure chez Netflix.” DANS CE PODCAST, RETROUVEZ :  • Le parcours de Christophe en quelques mots • Le métier de Christophe chez Netflix • Son 1er code temporel “1995, l'international” • Son 2nd code temporel “2003, directeur général” • Son 3ème code temporel “2015, Netflix”  • La culture d'entreprise chez Netflix • Qu'est-ce qui, selon Christophe, fait la différence entre Netflix et ses concurrents ?  • Les conseils de Christophe • La question de Benjamin, étudiant à l'Efrei : “Quelle différence entre la culture d'entreprise américaine et française ? Quelle importance pour une recherche d'emploi ?” SUIVEZ-NOUS

Cue all the heart eye emojis because the AFG is back and ready to talk all things Made for Love. This dark comedy is Zombieland meets Silicon Valey with a sprinkle of West World. Run don't walk and take a listen as we chat all things TV and relationships. 

Es klingt wie ein Traum für Hypochonder mit Nadelphobie: ein Gerät, das mit nur einem winzigen Tröpfchen Blut hunderte Krankheiten feststellen kann. Mit diesem Produkt schafften es das US-Unternehmen Theranos und dessen gerade einmal 19-jährige Gründerin Elizabeth Holmes zur Milliardenbewertung. Das Problem: Das Gerät funktionierte nie. Nun steht Holmes in Kalifornien vor Gericht, und damit beginnt der wohl größte Betrugsprozess in der Geschichte des Silicon Valley. Wie Holmes es zur jüngsten Selfmade-Milliardärin brachte, aber dabei mutmaßlich Investoren täuschte und sogar Menschenleben gefährdete, erklärt Zsolt Wilhelm.

Marc Andreessen, l'un des investisseurs les plus puissants de la Silicon Valey. Quand il tweet, quasiment personne ne le sait car il a bloqué la majorité des journalistes et ne supporte pas ceux qui critiquent le monde de la tech'. Alors il a décidé de lancer son propre média, techo-optimiste : Future. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Paola Santana, pionera y dominicana en Silicon Valey, fundadora de Discover Glass y Matternet nos cuenta su historia, nos inspira y nos deja el ejercicio para nunca más hacer planes pequeños

¿Imaginas ganar dinero, por tus videos en Instagram TV, así como YouTube y Facebook? Te cuento que hace unos días se filtró una captura de pantalla de la nueva actualización de IGTV en Twitter por Jane Manchun, quien mencionó lo siguiente: “Instagram está trabajando en IGTV Ads para permitir que los influenciadores moneticen su contenido publicando anuncios cortos en sus videos de IGTV”. ¿Quién es Jane? Es la chica de 24 años más temida por Facebook, Instagram, Airbnb y hasta los mismos gigantes de Silicon Valey, pues siempre está descubriendo innumerables lanzamientos, antes de que estos sorprendan al salir a la luz, es decir, les arruina la primicia. Pero esto era de esperar, en el 2019 estábamos con ansias de que este año pueda Instagram convertirse en una plataforma también para ganar dinero, solo que nadie tenía las imágenes al detalle de esa opción, excepto Jane. VERIFICA TU CUENTA: https://www.facebook.com/creators/tools/mta#apply Mi Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lesliehoyos_/ Podcastgram, es el podcast de Instagram, la combinación de Instagram más podcast. Por: Leslie Hoyos

Vítejte u poslechu nového dílu našeho podcastu. Pohodlně se usaďte, kávičku máte? Jdeme na to. Začneme u delší a meandrujícího okénka o tom, co nás zaujlo. Petra chtěla mluvit o zázraku špagetové dýně (1:20), ale abyste zjistili, jak jsem se od dýně dostali k americkému fotbalu a nakonec i seriálu Silicon Valey, to už musíte poslouchat. Opravdové audinovinky začínají v 6:26 azačneme rovnou vraždícími sestrami, proč ne? Novinka Má sestra je sériový vrah (7:14) je vlastně taková příručka, jak sundat krev z koberce. A pokud se vám hodí, chtěli bychom vám říct, že vás máme rádi, nikdy jsme vás nechtěli naštvat a taky vám to dneska ale opravdu sluší! Díky autorce této novinky přidáme další pokračování našeho okénka pro začínající spisovatele (12:56), které nemá sponzora :D Od sester přejdeme k Sestrám (12:56) a vyšlo najevo, že pátý díl už je pro Michala ta pomyslná poslední kapka a už nedokáže svou ne-lásku vůči autorovi déle tajit. Což vlastně inspiruje soutěž a dá vám možnost vyhrát kredit! Takže poslouchejte :) Petře se následně rozpadne už celá gramatika (17:35), ale Michal má pro takovou situaci a pro každého z nás šikovnou radu, jak na učení. Přeci jen je teď studnicí vědomostí po čtrnácti dnech strávených intenzivním studiem němčiny (kdybyste o tom předtím ještě neslyšeli...) Fakt, že existuje i seriálová verze populární (teď) pentalogie Bernarda Miniera s názvem The Frozen Dead (21:07) Michala... velice potěšilo a hned se šel dívat, zbytek dílu uvádí Petra sama :D Ne, jeho skutečnou reakci si poslechněte, stojí za to. Zmíníme ještě pár českých filmů právě v kinech, které jsou založené na audioknihách (22:20) a Michal zopakuje svůj tip k poslechu, který se týká Sametové revoluce (25:20) - audioknihu Národní třída. Po jeho tipu následuje krátká polemika o křestním jménu autora, která vám dokáže, jak rozsáhlé znalosti opravdu máme. Přesuneme s k fantasy novince Zlatý kompas (28:28) a konečně se podíváte do zákulisí na to, co se děje, když se kdykoli před Michalem mluví o fantasy (30:44). Další audinovinkou je audiokniha Veselí (36:59) a Michalovi se jako vědmě podaří předestřít vznik nové značky audioknih z dílny Albatrosu, Voxi. Tato novinka je tak trochu tragikomická a zatímco Petra si myslí, že Češi mají takový žánr rádi, Michal má jako vysvětlení jinou teorii (39:13) Po krátké exkurzi s výkladem našich jmen (42:40) se podíváme na náš blog (44:45), kde si teď můžete přečíst o mluvení s hlasovým asistentem a pasti zaneprázdněnosti. Přejdeme k audinovince Kdy (48:38) - no schválně, hádejte, co tahle vás naučí? Michala každopádně inspiruje k další polemice na téma "na youtube najdeš vše". (Pozn. pisatelky informací o epizodě podcastu: Michala uspává jakákoli zmínka o žánru fantasy, ale detailní popis výměny záchodového prkénka mu přijde fascinující. Cože?) O to nechcete přijít. Poslední audinovinkou jsou Bordeří povídačky 2 (56:02), jejíž autor má to nejlepší životní motto! (1:00:41). Na úplný, úplný závěr máme pro vás novinku o tom, že Ivan si koknečně prosadil formát, kde je jedním z hlavních hlasů. O jaký projekt jde? (1:01:32). Všechny novinky jako obvykle najdete na webu Audiolibrix a my se těšíme na další díl, tak zase ve středu 20. listopadu! :)

Produced by Pikkal & Co - Award-Winning Podcast Agency. As part of ATP Tour of The Asian Startup Ecosystem, we have our first entry from India with Avinash Kaushik founder of RevvX Accelerator in Bangalore joining our host Graham Brown in a conversation telling us about his journey and their work in RevvX. They talk about how Bangalore has modelled itself into being the Silicon Valley of India and how after losing out talent to Bay Area, SFO in the earlier decades, it is now catching up because of the abundance of opportunities available for the numerous tech talent graduating every year in India. They talk about how RevvX is making a difference in the Tech Startup Ecosystem in India, helping their startups succeed. We learn about the interesting work being undertaken by their startups in diverse fields from HealthTech to SportsTech and also understand in depth the rapidly mushrooming startup ecosystem, community & culture in India.

As part of ATP Tour of The Asian Startup Ecosystem, we have our first entry from India with Avinash Kaushik founder of RevvX Accelerator in Bangalore joining our host Graham Brown in a conversation telling us about his journey and their work in RevvX. They talk about how Bangalore has modelled itself into being the Silicon Valley of India and how after losing out talent to Bay Area, SFO in the earlier decades, it is now catching up because of the abundance of opportunities available for the numerous tech talent graduating every year in India. They talk about how RevvX is making a difference in the Tech Startup Ecosystem in India, helping their startups succeed. We learn about the interesting work being undertaken by their startups in diverse fields from HealthTech to SportsTech and also understand in depth the rapidly mushrooming startup ecosystem, community & culture in India. Listen to the entire conversation here and don’t forget to like & subscribe to our channel if you are interested in our podcasts. We would love to hear back from you, leave us a review on our channel.

In einer Rede, die man keinesfalls verpassen sollte, taucht die Journalistin Carole Cadwalladr in eines der verblüffendsten Ereignisse der letzten Zeit ein: die extrem knappe Abstimmung von 2016 in Großbritannien, die EU zu verlassen. Sie führt das Ergebnis auf eine Flut irreführender Facebook-Anzeigen zurück, die auf anfällige Wecheselwähler abzielten, und während sie dieselben Spieler und Taktiken mit der Wahl des US-Präsidenten 2016 in Verbindung bringt, prangert sie die "Götter des Silicon Valey" an, auf der falschen Seite der Geschichte zu stehen und fragt: Gehören freie und gerechte Wahlen der Vergangenheit an?

Hello and welcome back to Equity, TechCrunch’s venture capital-focused podcast, where we unpack the numbers behind the headlines. This time ’round we had Connie and Alex on hand with Brian Ascher, a longtime partner with Venrock down in Palo Alto, Ca. It was a surprisingly busy week, so we had our work cut out us. Without further ado: Github! The biggest story in tech this week was right up our alley: Microsoft bought the venture-backed GitHub for $7.5 billion, bringing a massive portion of the developer world under its auspices. Whether developers want passports to Redmond remains up for debate, but from a corporate perspective, Microsoft’s move has largely been well-received. The transaction also provided a huge bump for GitHub’s investors, including a16z. Domo! Another tech company is fighting to go public, but this time there’s doubt it can pull it off. Domo’s numbers are the wrong side of rough, with the firm burning tectonic amounts of cash to grow quite modestly. If the firm manage to go public, and soon, it may struggle to stay alive. Scooters! As per usual, there’s new money flowing into the scooter niche. (Note: Domo is looking to tap the public markets at a time when scooter companies can raise $450 in two rounds. Ouch.) We try to find out if Bird and Lime are worth the change, as well why do they need so much cash. We also touched on the broader crowded non-car, on-demand transit space. Dataminr! Sticking to the mega-round theme, Dataminr’s huge raise was perfectly timed for this episode, as our guest’s firm has money in the company. Indeed, with $221 million more in its pocket, Dataminr — which makes of online chaos for its customers — has an epic bankroll from which to bet. Here’s a fun question: What will Equity sound like when the market turns and we cover the slowing of venture and the compression of valuations instead of venture acceleration and towering new post-money figures? All we know today is that the venture world is investing like that reality is far-off. We’ll see. Hit play, and we’ll be right back. Equity drops every Friday at 6:00 am PT, so subscribe to us on Apple Podcasts, Overcast, Pocket Casts, Downcast and all the casts.

Hello and welcome back to Equity, TechCrunch’s venture capital-focused podcast, where we unpack the numbers behind the headlines. This time ’round we had Connie and Alex on hand with Brian Ascher, a longtime partner with Venrock down in Palo Alto, Ca. It was a surprisingly busy week, so we had our work cut out us. Without further ado: Github! The biggest story in tech this week was right up our alley: Microsoft bought the venture-backed GitHub for $7.5 billion, bringing a massive portion of the developer world under its auspices. Whether developers want passports to Redmond remains up for debate, but from a corporate perspective, Microsoft’s move has largely been well-received. The transaction also provided a huge bump for GitHub’s investors, including a16z. Domo! Another tech company is fighting to go public, but this time there’s doubt it can pull it off. Domo’s numbers are the wrong side of rough, with the firm burning tectonic amounts of cash to grow quite modestly. If the firm manage to go public, and soon, it may struggle to stay alive. Scooters! As per usual, there’s new money flowing into the scooter niche. (Note: Domo is looking to tap the public markets at a time when scooter companies can raise $450 in two rounds. Ouch.) We try to find out if Bird and Lime are worth the change, as well why do they need so much cash. We also touched on the broader crowded non-car, on-demand transit space. Dataminr! Sticking to the mega-round theme, Dataminr’s huge raise was perfectly timed for this episode, as our guest’s firm has money in the company. Indeed, with $221 million more in its pocket, Dataminr — which makes of online chaos for its customers — has an epic bankroll from which to bet. Here’s a fun question: What will Equity sound like when the market turns and we cover the slowing of venture and the compression of valuations instead of venture acceleration and towering new post-money figures? All we know today is that the venture world is investing like that reality is far-off. We’ll see. Hit play, and we’ll be right back. Equity drops every Friday at 6:00 am PT, so subscribe to us on Apple Podcasts, Overcast, Pocket Casts, Downcast and all the casts.

Joining us in this episode recorded in New York City is John Matson of Voyager HQ - for a deep dive into the world of travel startups. Matson discusses some of the core issues facing startups (Voyager has over 1,000 members on its books, so has a good view on the market), how receptive - or not - the industry is to working with them, and a lot more.

Pierre-R Wolff lives in the world of high-powered Silicon-Valey startups, where connections, personal networks and introductions are everything.  Join us as we explore what it takes to cultivate a power network through introductions.  You'll be surprised how close you are to introductions that can open doors and new possibilities in your career and business.

Hola amigos y amigas, en esta ocasión regreso con unas Tecno Noticias, vemos el nuevo algoritmo de Google para la compresión de imágenes JPEG de código abierto, el MI DIA de Facebook, copia de Snapchat, y el tema central que es el nacimiento de la nueva Silicon Valey en la movilidad autónoma, Israel. Gracias por los corazones y por los comentarios Twitter: @gusaririo Telegram: @TecnoPodcast Email: TecnoPodcastGus@gmail.com