Henry Pickavet

Welcome back to another edition of TechCrunch Week in Review, the place where we point you to the hottest stories of the past seven-ish days.

Hello and welcome back to Week in Review, your one-stop spot for the biggest stories from the week. Greg Kumparak is off enjoying the beginning of summer and has entrusted me to keep you updated in his absence. If you want this in your inbox every Saturday, sign up here. And while you’re at it, [&h…

This week, Darrell mixes it up and talks with Kurt Knight who isn’t a TC writer but is the Senior Director of Platform Product Marketing at Apple who comes on to talk about WWDC and updates to Apple’s Continuity.

TechCrunch is more than just a site with words. We’re also building a growing stable of podcasts focused on the most critical topics relating to the startup and venture capital worlds. Embedded below are the latest from the TechCrunch Podcast from Darrell who talks to TC writers about their o…

On “Found,” Darrell Etherington and Jordan Crook interview one early-stage startup founder each week about the ins and outs and ups and downs of founding a company. In the latest episode, the pair spoke to Cory Siskind, founder of Base Operations, which earlier this year raised $2.2 million in seed…

When you are able to navigate a world that is designed for you, it’s easy to avoid thinking about how the world is designed for you. But it can be different if you are disabled. At TechCrunch Sessions: Justice on March 3, we will examine the importance of ensuring accessible product design from the beginning. […]

From Brazil to Nigeria, people turn to bitcoin because it’s the most advantageous way for them to conduct international transactions.

Bitcoin fans across the country are rallying against a common enemy, the Treasury’s Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN).

Thirty-six years ago, futurist Alvin Toffler wrote The Third Wave, outlining the inevitable transition from a “Second Wave,” characterized by an industrial society, to a “Third Wave,” characterized by what he calls the “Information Age.” The Information Age is defined by the shift from traditional industry that the Industrial Revolution brought through industrialization, to an economy based on computerization or digital revolution.

The biggest problem in marketing in the tech world today is that too many marketers do not know the first thing about marketing.