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Raleigh, NC-based Pryon raises $20M Series A to automate enterprise workloads with AI (Kyle Wiggers/VentureBeat)
VidMob, which makes video advertising tools, raises $25M Series B led by Austin-based BuildGroup, bringing its total raised to $45M+ (Anthony Ha/TechCrunch)
Swvl, a two-year-old Cairo-based startup that makes an app for booking buses, raises $42M, bringing its total raised to ~$80M (MENAbytes)
Magic Leap sues Chi Xu, a former employee who founded the China-based AR startup Nreal, for alleged IP theft (Peter Blumberg/Bloomberg)
Stories of three fundraising campaigns that illustrate the complexities of the GoFundMe ecosystem, where 50M people have donated $5B+ through 2017 (Rachel Monroe/The Atlantic)
Marketing docs for Pixel 4 and 4 XL confirm 5.7" and 6.3" displays, with 90Hz "Smooth Display", 12MP and 16MP rear cameras, and Snapdragon 855 with 6GB of RAM (Abner Li/9to5Google)
What to expect from Google on Oct. 15: Pixel 4 and Pixel 4 XL, a faster Google Assistant, a more affordable Pixelbook, new Pixel Buds, and additional devices (Jay Peters/The Verge)
Newsletter platforms like Substack, which recently raised a $15.3M funding round, offer some writers a sustainable business model, but others see a bubble (Kaitlyn Tiffany/The Atlantic)
While tech journalists recently have embraced a watchdog role, they could be even more useful by focusing on solutions rather than palace intrigue and villains (Columbia Journalism Review)
ML frameworks in 2019: analysis of AI research papers shows TensorFlow is the platform of choice in industry, but most researchers are now using PyTorch (Horace He/The Gradient)
US private equity group Thoma Bravo agrees to buy British cybersecurity company Sophos for TITELTITELTITELTITELpound;3.1B (Philip Georgiadis/Financial Times)
China Construction Bank says its blockchain-based platform for factoring and forfaiting services has processed $53B+ in transactions since April 2018 (David Pan/CoinDesk)
Reliance Jio unveils an AI-powered Video Call Assistant service that will allow businesses to automate their customer support and other communications (Manish Singh/TechCrunch)
A look at startups like Zippin and Standard Cognition that are pitching their Amazon Go-like tech to grocery chains, sports stadiums, and convenience stores (Sebastian Herrera/Wall Street Journal)
Google unveils the second-gen version of Assistant, promising speed boosts, new capabilities, and a design overhaul, coming first to Pixel phones (Nick Statt/The Verge)
Sources: Google staff are having a fiery debate on a mailing list about banning a Hong Kong protest game from Play; the issue also came up at an all hands (Shirin Ghaffary/Vox)
Denver-based Flowhub, a cannabis retail management platform that helps sellers navigate compliance, raises $23M Series A (Natasha Mascarenhas/Crunchbase News)
In a joint effort with UK and South Korea, US DOJ says it took down one of the largest child exploitation sites on the dark web, containing 200K unique videos (Zack Whittaker/TechCrunch)
Following the 2016 Brexit vote, analysis shows overseas bidders have announced ~$60B in deals for UK tech companies, driven in part by a weakened pound (Amy Thomson/Bloomberg)
MyGate, a Bangalore-based startup with a security and community management app for gated communities, raises $56M Series B from Tencent, Tiger Global, others (Manish Singh/TechCrunch)
Analysis of 168,907 tweets at Daryl Morey following his Oct. 4 pro-HK tweet: ~50% came from accounts with 0-13 followers, 4,855 users had never tweeted (Wall Street Journal)
DOJ officials say they tracked the owner and users of the dark web child-porn site Welcome to Video by working with Chainalysis to trace bitcoin transactions (Lily Hay Newman/Wired)
Zuckerberg gives a full-throated defense of Facebook as a champion of free expression and defends Facebook policy to opt out of fact-checking political ads (New York Times)
iPhone users who save photos as HEIC/HEIF may get free unlimited storage of photos at original resolution with Google Photos, unlike Pixel 4 owners (Michael Potuck/9to5Mac)
YubiKeys can now be used to log into PCs running Windows 7, 8.1, and 10, via the Yubico Login app, previously only available to Mac and Linux users (Catalin Cimpanu/ZDNet)
Adobe says Photoshop for iPad will be released by year end, confirms that it will lack features after beta testers complained it was missing key elements (Bloomberg)
Massive protests erupt in Lebanon after a now-withdrawn government proposal to levy ~$6/mo tax on calls via WhatsApp and similar apps, amid an economic crisis (An-Nahar)
Wing starts first commercial drone delivery service in the US, delivering orders from FedEx Express, Walgreens, and Sugar Magnolia in Christiansburg, Virginia (Wing Blog)
A nonprofit is fighting illegal logging via a treetop monitoring unit that uses AI to detect sounds of chainsaws recorded and uploaded by used cellphones (Mike Ives/New York Times)
A game made with a real world dataset of defendants shows the shortcomings of COMPAS, an AI-powered risk assessment tool used in the US criminal legal system (MIT Technology Review)
TikTok launches an education program in India, partners with local edtech startups to create and promote educational content (Manish Singh/TechCrunch)
Y Combinator partners talk about its online Startup School program, which has enlisted 30K+ startups, as the institution tries to overcome its insular image (Richard Nieva/CNET)
ESET details a hacking campaign, active for the past 6 years, by the Russia-linked group the Dukes or Cozy Bear, which was thought to be dormant since DNC hack (Andy Greenberg/Wired)
Twitch is testing Watch Parties, a feature that allows streamers to screen Prime Video content that their viewers can watch along if they have Amazon Prime (Owen S. Good/Polygon)
eMarketer: Google will take 37.2%, or $48.05B, of all US digital ad spend this year, down from 38.2% in 2018, while Amazon will take 8.8%, up from 6.8% in 2018 (Laurie Sullivan/MediaPost)
As Amazon regularly fails to prevent expired food from being sold by merchants, concerned brands are often compelled to police marketplace listings on their own (Annie Palmer/CNBC)
A look at the Tsunami DemocrTITELTITELTITELTITELagrave;tic Android app, which uses geolocation and friend-to-friend technologies to organize protests and avoid the police in Barcelona (Laurie Clarke/WIRED UK)
How The Last Mile, a program to teach coding in prison at 15 facilities in five states, helped one man go from a life sentence to a $100K+ engineering job (Zachary Crockett/The Hustle)
Sources: Adobe will preview Illustrator for iPad at its Max conference in November before launching it in 2020 (Bloomberg)
Devumi settles FTC charges that it sold fake followers and likes; cosmetics firm Sunday Riley also settles with FTC for allegedly posting fake online reviews (Shelby Brown/CNET)
A look at the revival in digital music sales, which have grown from $14.3B in 2014 to $18.1B in 2018, mainly thanks to paid streaming services like Spotify (Andrew Nusca/Fortune)
Roku to buy ad tech platform Dataxu, which provides software for managing ad campaigns programmatically across digital platforms, for $150M in cash and stock (Megan Graham/CNBC)
PeerNova, a blockchain-based platform for financial institutions to synchronize data internally and externally, raises $31M, bringing the total raised to $74M (Joeri Cant/Cointelegraph)
Calgary-based Benevity, a platform helping employees of companies like Apple and Google give donations, raises $40M Series C from JMI Equity, General Atlantic (Meagan Simpson/BetaKit)
QTITELTITELTITELTITELA with Steve Roddy, vice president of the machine learning group at Arm, on culling neural nets for embedded devices, competing with Nvidia and Intel, more (Dean Takahashi/VentureBeat)
Google claims "quantum supremacy" breakthrough: its quantum computer performed a calculation in 3 min 20 sec which largest supercomputer could not in 10K years (Cade Metz/New York Times)
EV Connect, which develops a cloud-based platform to manage electric vehicle charging, raises $12M Series B, bringing its total raised to $25M (Kirsten Korosec/TechCrunch)
Tinder says it will roll out its "Swipe Night" choose-your-own adventure series globally in February, after messages rose 12% compared to a typical Sunday night (Kerry Flynn/CNN)
Amazon has acquired Health Navigator, which provides online symptom checking and triage tools to companies that are looking to route patients to the right place (Christina Farr/CNBC)
Twitter says it removed 50% of abusive tweets in Q3 before users even flagged them, up from 38% in Q1, credits its moderation algorithms (Igor Bonifacic/Engadget)
Live streaming service Caffeine, which has raised $146M from 21st Century Fox and others, signs a deal with rapper Offset as the service prepares to leave beta (Shannon Liao/CNN)
Shipwell, a marketplace that connects shippers with freight companies and helps manage trucking logistics, has raised $35M Series B from Georgian Partners (Jonathan Shieber/TechCrunch)
Facebook begins testing Facebook News with a subset of people in the US across four categories of select publishers: general, topical, diverse, and local news (Facebook)
ARM says it will keep supplying Huawei with its chip designs after determining that Armv8-A and its next-gen architecture are of non-US origin (Steve Dent/Engadget)
Sprout Social, a social media monitoring, marketing, and analytics startup, which has raised $115M and was valued at ~$800M in Dec. 2018, files for an IPO (Jason D. Rowley/Crunchbase News)
Pentagon awards $10B JEDI cloud contract to Microsoft over Amazon (Jordan Novet/CNBC)
In leaked video, Sundar Pichai admits at an all-hands that Google is "genuinely struggling" with employee trust as it defends the hiring of former DHS official (Greg Bensinger/Washington Post)
Study: researchers say an algorithm widely used in the US healthcare system to assess medical needs for millions of people is biased against black patients (Edward Ongweso Jr/VICE)
Minneapolis-based Total Expert, which makes marketing and customer management SaaS tools for banks, raises $52M Series C, bringing its total raised to $86M (Jonathan Shieber/TechCrunch)
Facebook took down ad by a PAC, which falsely claimed Sen. Graham supports Green New Deal, says it will fact-check ads from political groups but not politicians (Elizabeth Culliford/Reuters)
How Census Bureau is working with internet platforms to fight misinformation ahead of 2020 census and guide users to its site via searches and voice assistants (Associated Press)
Australian digital lending platform Athena Home Loans raises $70M Series C at a $230M valuation to expand into home loans after an initial focus on refinancing (Mary Ann Azevedo/Crunchbase News)
Two FTC commissioners say the Sunday Riley settlement, which involved no return of gains, despite strong evidence of wrongdoing, may usher in more review fraud (Paris Martineau/Ars Technica)
Sources: after SEC injunction, Telegram Open Network ICO investors extended the deadline for the TON token launch from the end of October to April 30 (CoinDesk)
Incode, which is developing a biometric identity platform for enterprises, raises a $10M seed round (Kyle Wiggers/VentureBeat)
Microsoft revives Xbox All Access with Xbox Game Pass, Xbox Live, and Xbox console starting at $20/mo, with the ability to upgrade to Project Scarlett in 2020 (Tom Warren/The Verge)
FCC proposes rules requiring telcos remove Huawei and ZTE equipment, in two draft orders slated to be voted on at a meeting on November 19 (Zack Whittaker/TechCrunch)
Spotify says 14% of MAUs listen to podcasts, podcast hours streamed grew 39% QoQ, and podcast engagement is driving increases in free to paid conversion (Matthew De Silva/Quartz)
Microsoft says hackers from Strontium, also known as Fancy Bear/APT28, are targeting 16 global sporting and anti-doping organizations ahead of 2020 Olympics (Catalin Cimpanu/ZDNet)
China has created a $29B state-backed fund to invest in the semiconductor industry, from design to manufacturing, to reduce its dependency on US technology (Bloomberg)
Google now lets any company or organization register .new domains, a year after rolling out .new links as shortcuts to create new Google documents (Sarah Perez/TechCrunch)
Samsung says SmartThings has over 45M monthly active users and works with more than 5,000 devices, as it announces new developer and partner programs (Kyle Wiggers/VentureBeat)
Common Sense Media: screen time for Americans aged 8 to 12 has remained flat since 2015, but time spent watching videos has doubled to an hour per day (Rachel Siegel/Washington Post)
Kenya-based Twiga Foods, an online B2B marketplace for agricultural and packaged foods, raises $30M Series B led by Goldman Sachs, 11 months after a $10M raise (Jake Bright/TechCrunch)
A profile of the defunct cybersecurity company Tiversa, whose CEO is facing federal charges for falsifying evidence about data breaches to extort clients (Raffi Khatchadourian/New Yorker)
Faire, a wholesale marketplace for independent local retailers and makers, raises $150M Series D, co-led by Lightspeed and Founders Fund, at a $1B valuation (Mary Ann Azevedo/Crunchbase News)
Stampli, which develops an AI-powered platform for invoice management, raises $25M Series B led by SignalFire (Jordan Crook/TechCrunch)
HomePod software version 13.2.1 is rolling out now via the Home app; Apple pulled HomePod 13.2 update after some users reported it was bricking their devices (Chance Miller/9to5Mac)
Dropbox says Guido van Rossum, the creator of Python, is leaving the company after six and a half years and heading into retirement (Dropbox Blog)
An investigation into the supply chain of AmazonBasics batteries shows how Amazon masks its private label operations through a discreet network of outsourcing (Sarah Emerson/OneZero)
The Defense Innovation Board, a Pentagon advisory board led by Eric Schmidt, unveils principles for the US military to apply to combat and non-combat AI systems (Khari Johnson/VentureBeat)
Amazon says Alexa skill personalization, which allows developers to provide personalized experiences for different customers, is now generally available (Kyle Wiggers/VentureBeat)
Investigation finds domestic workers in Kuwait are bought and sold online through Instagram, promoted via hashtags, and other apps on Play Store and App Store (BBC)
Casstime, a China-based automotive aftermarket search engine and procurement platform, raises $80M Series C1 led by Sequoia China and Source Code Capital (FinSMEs)
Google releases patch for a Chrome zero-day vulnerability being used in the wild that allows hackers to escape sandbox protections via malicious websites (Swati Khandelwal/The Hacker News)
A Verge writer and former Techmeme editor describes the process for his successful submission of "yawning face" and waffle emojis to the Unicode Consortium (Jay Peters/The Verge)
Facebook says it will not fact-check ads by UK political parties and candidates running in December election, but will fact-check political groups like Leave.EU (CNN)
A look at the hidden complexities of an autonomous taxi service, after taking a fully driverless ride, now being tested as part of Waymo One service in Phoenix (Ed Niedermeyer/TechCrunch)
Trump has integrated Twitter into the very fabric of his administration, and, via more than 11,000 tweets, has reshaped the presidency (New York Times)
Vetting political ads effectively and consistently at global scale is impossible; Congress should restrict ad targeting to the level of an electoral district (Siva Vaidhyanathan/New York Times)
A technical critique on why even a well-intentioned effort to build a client-side scanning system for messaging will break key promises of end-to-end encryption (Erica Portnoy/Electronic Frontier ...)
Emotion recognition systems, which have been installed in Xinjiang, have started rolling out across China even as experts say the tech does not work very well (Financial Times)
A look at six apps that Google has released as part of its Digital Wellbeing initiative: Paper Phone, Post Box, Desert Island, Morph, We Flip, and Unlock Clock (David Nield/Gizmodo)
Unprotected database for popular "camgirl" sites run by Spain-based VTS Media exposed months worth of user activity logs and chats, details about sex workers (Zack Whittaker/TechCrunch)
Interview with Micron Technology VP Steve Pawlowski about the recent acquisition of AI startup FWDNXT and why the memory chip maker is moving into AI processing (Dean Takahashi/VentureBeat)
Microsoft announces "Project Cortex," a knowledge-management service, the first major new Office 365 cloud service that it has introduced since Teams in 2017 (Mary Jo Foley/ZDNet)
Researchers show that they can use lasers to inject commands to smart speakers, tablets, and phones via Siri, Alexa, and Google Assistant from far away (Andy Greenberg/Wired)
Google Play Points, which rewards Android users with store credit or discounts for buying content like apps and movies, expands to the US from Japan and S.Korea (Sarah Perez/TechCrunch)
Microsoft unveils Azure Synapse Analytics, a service that leverages big data analytics with tools to manage various data sources in a unified workspace (Kyle Wiggers/VentureBeat)
Microsoft Surface Pro X review: beautiful design and good screen but expensive, slow for the price, and has an unimpressive battery and app compatibility issues (Dieter Bohn/The Verge)
A look at startups such as Cameo and Karat that are building services for creators and influencers as VCs bet on a now established part of the digital economy (Kate Clark/TechCrunch)
Microsoft teams up with Warner Bros, stores and retrieves the 1978 movie Superman on a piece of glass as a proof of concept test for Project Silica research (Jennifer Langston/Microsoft)
Facebook Portal TV review: big screen video chatting feels futuristic and, with Alexa built in, the device is compelling enough at $149 but unlikely to be a hit (Mark Gurman/Bloomberg)
Ex-military and intelligence pros have started using AI from computer vision startup XIX, which analyzes sex ads to spot signs of human trafficking (Sean Captain/Fast Company)
Survey of Tesla Model 3 owners: 90%+ say Autopilot makes them safer, 13% say Autopilot has put them in a dangerous situation and 28% say it saved them from one (Bloomberg)
Court docs: Facebook execs discussed a plan in 2012 to cut off access to user data for developers seen as future rivals while pushing a user privacy narrative (Reuters)
HP Inc. confirms it received an acquisition proposal from Xerox on Tuesday (Saheli Roy Choudhury/CNBC)
Chronosphere, founded by two ex-Uber engineers, raises $11M Series A for a scalable, cloud-native production monitoring tool able to handle Uber-level scale (Ron Miller/TechCrunch)
Uber says it will allow passengers and drivers to record audio of their trips in Brazil and Mexico, in response to rising safety concerns in the region (Marcelo Rochabrun/Reuters)
Adobe says it is developing live-streaming features that are built directly into its Creative Cloud apps, starting with a beta version for Adobe Fresco (Dami Lee/The Verge)
Disney says Disney+ will launch in UK, France, Germany, Italy, and Spain on March 31 (Kris Holt/Engadget)
Cloudflare, in its first earnings report after IPO, announces Q3 revenue growth of 48% YoY to $73.9M as GAAP loss increased to $40.9M from $38M in Q3 2018 (Alex Wilhelm/Crunchbase News)
Pwn2Own Tokyo 2019 hacking contest: Amazon Echo speakers, Samsung and Sony smart TVs, Xiaomi Mi9, others hacked; Facebook Portal and Google Nest not attempted (Catalin Cimpanu/ZDNet)
Google hires Sanjay Gupta, a former Disney and Star executive, as the manager and vice president of sales and operations for its India business (Manish Singh/TechCrunch)
Sources: Alibaba is planning to launch a Hong Kong IPO next week with plans to raise as much as $15B (Bloomberg)
Apple says it is working on a fix for a macOS bug that stored portions of encrypted emails sent via Mail app in an unencrypted form (Jay Peters/The Verge)
Facebook and YouTube say they are removing content that mentions the possible name of the whistleblower whose complaint prompted Trump impeachment inquiry (Oliver Darcy/CNN)
Roku launches its free Roku app for the Apple Watch that will allow users to launch channels on their TV, do voice search, and find lost Roku remotes (Zac Hall/9to5Mac)
Via browser engine monopoly and handicapping web tech like WebRTC, PWA, and Electron, Apple ensures cross-platform apps remain second class citizens on iOS (Owen Williams/OneZero)
As unionized dockworkers protest automation in LA ports, truckers welcome the port robots which reduce unpaid time they spend waiting for the cargo to load (Margot Roosevelt/Los Angeles Times)
Google and Twitter approved anti-vaccination ads, with widely debunked claims, submitted as part of a test; Facebook, Snap, and YouTube rejected the ads (Blake Montgomery/The Daily Beast)
A look at Tree Hole Rescue, which uses AI to detect suicidal messages on Weibo, and has rescued ~700 people who attempted suicide in China in the last 18 months (Yitsing Wang/BBC)
An oral history of the rise and fall of LimeWire, which at its peak was estimated to be responsible for 80% of all illegal music downloads in the US (Quinn Myers/MEL Magazine)
In their Q3 earnings calls, both TripAdvisor and Expedia cite Google pushing more of its own travel products in search as a reason for disappointing results (Dennis Schaal/Skift)
Germany-based digital payments group Wirecard to acquire Chinese online payments company AllScore Payment Services for TITELTITELTITELTITELeuro;109M (Olaf Storbeck/Financial Times)
Instagram covers IGTV video production costs for some creators as long as the videos do not include content about social issues, elections, or politics (Bloomberg)
Autonomous trucking startup iSee announces $15M Series A from Founders Fund (Megan Hernbroth/Business Insider)
How some police departments in the US conduct facial recognition searches on behalf of other jurisdictions, boosting access to the tech and evading local laws (Michael Hayes/OneZero)
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