These pieces of advice hone in on female intuition and highlights what women in particular need to do to succeed in tech.
Month: September 2014
NC telecom company owner, a Sierra Leone native launches Ebola App
A Sierra Leone native has launched a native app to inform the world about ebola, and connect those on the ground and dealing with the outbreak with the world.
Google targets Emerging Markets & Developing Countries with Android One launch
To capture emerging economies and nations with low-income users, Google Android one goes for volume to help stem market losses
Minority Civil Rights Group asks FCC to investigate Tech Diversity
Given the fact digital convergence and the fact traditional media jobs are gravitating online, a minority group asked the FCC to investigate tech diversity and follow up with action.
The Darren Wilson and Ray Rice connection Black Male Apologists don’t get
This is one last ditch attempt to drive home the point to black men why black women feel they have abandoned them on this Ray Rice controversy.
Why ‘We the People’ should decide how the FCC regulates our services
Consumer preference should drive how the FCC and other federal agencies govern the Internet ecosytem.
Two new Ways You’re getting Ads on your Smartphone
Technology is catching up with mobile marketing and smartphone devices and social media platforms like Apple and Facebook are coming up with new ways to market to mobile users
On #DearKate Controversy: 10 Features on Women in Tech wearing more than just underwear
A recent underwear company’s campaign to promote women in tech is getting mainly negative feedback from many who think showing high achieving women founders in their underwear undermines attempts to get women to be taken seriously in a field dogged by negative and gender-based bias.
