tech crunch writes that the bill was introduced by way of the congressional review act which allows congress to reverse a

technology companies you're going to think of the next year and think about the biggest of the big tech crunch rightly exactly we have a lot of big names at the nasdaq we're talking about alphabet which is the parent company to google we're talking about microsoft apple amazon those are just name a few of the list goes on and on and like i said when you think of them or the newer technology companies you're going to think of it as that and when talk about stock exchanges we can go back to the rice exchange in tokyo you know the hundreds of years ago and amsterdam in the sixteen hundreds the relative to those sorts of things nasdaq itself is also fairly new on the market is fairly new is actually founded in one nine hundred seventy one so it's round forty seven years old but it's really gaining popularity especially with the tech boom and the dot com for the last few decades and it's only going to become more and more important as these technology companies become more popular one of the things i think that people may not also know about technology is that most of these trading that the trading

tech crunch writes that the bill was introduced by way of the congressional review act which allows congress to reverse a recent decision using an expedited legislative process. they also talk about gun policy. >> mr. president, today i want to speak on behalf of my constituents and the millions of americans who rely on a free and open internet. we are locked in a historic battle to preserve the core principles of competition, innovation and consumer choice that has made the internet the greatest platform for commerce and communication. the battle to restore the hallmark of american innovation and democratization. a battle for net neutrality. in december, the trump fcc federal communications commission eliminated net neutrality. this prevented your service provider from indiscriminately charging more for internet fast lanes, or slowing down or blocking certain websites entirely. the very rules that allow inventors, the lifeblood of the american economy to connect to the internet. the reason why is simple. the trump administration sides with the rich. and the powerful first. consistently puts

twitter denies claims that they are reading the direct messages, tech crunch, twitter hits back again at the claims that its employees comes with th to the s blindly reporting what they are being told on the record and when a dozen engineers off the record are saying the opposite and this is my favorite media comment from the investigation, does feed reporter charlie warner wrote or disputes the tws the claim from the video today. it wasn't my claim. [laughter] it was the network security engineer. the senior network security engineer who said, and i quote, we have hundreds of engineers who look at these pics. i didn't say that. i didn't create this quote, but journalism has become the kind of perversion. in this interview with jordan peterson i don't know if you have seen it coming you should watch it. it has 5 million views on youtube and he exposes false dichotomies creating false narratives and it has become a joke. the only way that we can circumvent the joke is through the power of cinema that is the latin word for truth, to expose the imagery of our society and images of the po

thinking about the future, it has to be a deliberate process and it's not like reading mashable and tech crunch and checking the winds. there's more to it than that. something everybody's office should be fully engaged in. the last piece of advice is, i'd like for us to also down a little bit. i know that we living in a fast-paced society, but the technology that we are confronting is amazing. several years from now we are going to be living in a magical world. at some point somebody is going to want to legislate against it took some is going to break the law in a a way we haven't thout of before. i have yet to hit anybody havea conversation about artificial narrow intelligence and whether or not some of our constitutional guarantees apply to code. once that code is essentially enslaved to us. we have a lot of really difficult questions on the horizon, andot it's best not to answer those questions underdressed. everybody can take a moment and learn a bit more and engage a little bit more. hopefully we'll all be better off in the long run. >> that's perfect timing since now there is a coffee bre

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tara we go to tech crunch to speak to professor robert brown the head of the iran turkey russia trilateral in istanbul that seeks to defeat british backed atrocities in the middle east and we are britain's former a man in damascus whether the us and the u.k. are using chemical attack allegations to justify breaches of the united nations charter and rock guitar legend brian may on how class privilege is a threat to humanity for years to the day queen's great just hit became the first album ever to sell fifty million copies in the u.k. but quarter numbers mustn't show the prime minister when she's giving girls lots more shouting by u.k. politicians of this week's b. and q.'s british britain's prime minister belatedly defacto backing in syria told us of more coming up in today's going underground but first to our top story the u.s. military has been defending wednesday's massacre of those fighting al-qaeda linked groups in syria saying it was protecting so-called syrian defense forces the s.d.f. as led by the new marxist white b.g. but whether you believe the us government or not is a fact th

technology companies you're going to think of the nastier and think about the biggest of the big tech crunch rightly exactly we have a lot of big names that were talking about alphabet which is the parent company to google we're talking about. microsoft apple amazon those are just name a few the list goes on and on and like i said when you think of them or the newer technology companies you're going to think of it as that and when talk about stock exchanges we can go back to the rice exchange in tokyo you know hundreds of years ago in amsterdam in the sixteen hundreds the relative to those sorts of things nasdaq itself is also fairly new on the block it is fairly new it was actually founded in nineteen seventy one so it's round forty seven years old but it's really gained popularity especially with the tech boom in the dot com for the last few decades and it's only going to become more and more important as these technology companies become more popular one of the things i think that people may not also know about technology is that most of these trading that the trading that takes place was

buying coins through a wall in mt gox and i was like this is way too complicated and then eventually tech crunch another article came out like ok this stuff is crazy i need to do i want to do this and tell myself you know get the coins and i was like well now i have a core and let me see what i can do with it and then from there it's been just a learning process so there is a story a few stories i've been reading teenagers basically getting into crypto and doing rather well and has it changed your view on. the economy as a work or a you know you know you're in high school suddenly or mining currency and you're you're exposed to a whole world of. economics and well how did that affect you you know at that time well let's just say i spent a lot of time focusing on because they went on the rabbit hole like you know a lot of people do and you just keep researching researching a story you learning about how you konami explore you know how the government works how you know what money is and just kind of really learned a lot and i was like wow the stuff crazy and started taking over from my school and

buying coins through a wall in mt gox and i was like this is way too complicated and then eventually tech crunch another article came out like ok this stuff is crazy i need to do i want to do this and tell myself you know get the coins and i was like well now i have a core and let me see what i can do with it and then from there it's been just a learning process so there is a story a few stories i've been reading teenagers basically getting into crypto and doing rather well and has it changed your view on. the economy or work or at you know you know you're in high school suddenly or mining currency and you're you're exposed to a whole world of. economics and well how did that affect you you know at that time well let's just say i spent a lot of time focusing on because they went on the rabbit hole like you know a lot of people do and you just keep researching researching a story you learning about how you konami explore how the government works how you know what money is and just kind of really learned a lot and i was like wow the stuff crazy and started taking with my school and kind of spent a

tech crunch reports the new headphones could feature the same convenience of the air pods but with betteruality. >>> uber will host flying taxi focused summit for the second year in a row. this year it will be held in los angeles. the company said it's happening within five to ten years from now. the ride hailing app said it expects flying vehicles to become an affordable method of mass transportation. >>> sharks had beef at the trade library and why was this face made at the warrior game? nothing to do with president trump. coming up. u . >>> unfortunately for the knicks, the warriors may have the seventh pick. keep your eye on the kids slapping fives. curry won't watch that hand for at least a month. trying to spop the war yore -- stop the warrior's modest half- time lead. another warrior third quarter clay give and go for the three point lead and 26. warriors up by 13 points. mcgee, embraced the starting role last night. buries the jump shot and nobody in the guard saw that coming including comedian john stuart and steph curry drill that had downtown plus the foul, four of curry's 21 o

tech-crunch reports facebook is testing the button on five percent of android users in the u.s.ut it's apparently "not" the long hoped-for 'dislike' button. although users can signal to facebook that a comment is offensive or misleading. downvoting was made popular by reddit. the reddit founder doesn't seem to mind that facebook is trying it out... tweeting that it's the "sincerest form of flattery"....but adding that he wishes now that he'd trademarked the idea. (steve)this is what it looked like in tiburon today -- our stanley roberts grabbed this video while following a story there.a beautiful day capping off a beautiful week here in the bay area. (steve) now to our four zone forecast. you're looking live at the golden gate bridge.(catherine) kron-4's chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us with a look ahead lawrence karnow: it was yet another day of record breaking heat with temperatures soaring into the 70s and 80s. but temperatures right near the coast were cooler. this is likely the last day of record highs as we are expecting big changes for the weekend. it is mostl

the social network confirmed to tech crunch that a small number of users in the u.s.ing it out. >>> an old fran free favorite just got a face lift and it's back open this morning. reggie akey teamed up with hoodline to show you the new and improved randle museum. >> the randle museum has always had a great perch high atop the city in corona heights park. now the views looking inside are just as nice as the ones looking outside. $9 million bought a lot of improvements to this free museum. go to the basement and you will find a model train exhibits that's been behind closed doors since 1961. you have to have special permission to see it. on sunday it will be open to everyone. the museum is science and education center s home to thousands of animals who can't survive in the wild. and their habitats got upgrades. >> a turtle, an iguana and a rabbits are all living together. they are accessible. kids can see them. in the urban exhibit kids and families can actually touch the animals. >> they are happy. >> their house just got renovated. they are thrilled. >> the grand reop

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this week supports al qaeda by pointing out that these hundred fighting wahhabi terror we go to tech crunch to speak to professor robert brown the head of the iran turkey russia trilateral in istanbul that seeks to defeat british backed atrocities in the middle east and we are britain's former maryland damascus whether the u.s. and the u.k. are using chemical attack allegations to justify breaches of the united nations charter and rock guitar legend brian may on how class privilege is a threat to humanity for years to the day queen's greatest hits became the first album ever to sell fifty million copies in the u.k. but quarter numbers mustn't shouts at the prime minister when she's giving girls lots more shouting by u.k. politicians of the. weeks b. and q.'s religious britain's prime minister belatedly de facto backing in syria told us of more coming up in today's going underground but first to our top story the u.s. military has been defending wednesday's massacre of those fighting al-qaeda linked groups in syria saying it was protecting so-called syrian defense forces the s.d.f. is led by

crunch the numbers from the giant. and the backlash from big tex's nra hesitation -- big tech's nra hesitation to decide on gun control.ut first, to our lead. one of the most highly anticipated public offerings of the year is here. spotify is going public. the company is not filing for a traditional ipo, instead a direct listing on the new york stock exchange. as part of the filing, spotify revealed it is holding on to the top spot among streaming services with 150 9 million monthly active users and 71 million paying premium subscribers at the end of december -- 159 million monthly active users. we are thrilled to welcome back bloomberg's caroline hyde. we have missed you. it's great to have you back. we have bins -- been talking about spotify's plan for the past few months. what do you make of the way they have chosen to do this? caroline: fascinating, really. it is great to be back with you. i had to come back, did not, for what will be one of the key , notean coming-of-age filing for an ipo, but instead just listing shares. of course, we might think that it is because they do not need any more cash, but we also migh

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