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Introducing TQ South: TNW’s second Amsterdam space for tech companies

Mar21
by on March 21, 2019 at 10:08 am
Posted In: Around the Web, Growth


While we’re all still beaming after our recent announcement that the Financial Times acquired a majority stake in TNW, it turns out we’ve got more big news to reveal. Today, I’m thrilled to share that we’re opening a second TQ in Amsterdam South — a brand-new home dedicated to helping tech companies grow. With space for startups, scale-ups, and corporates, we can’t wait to apply all the lessons we learned from our first launch in a new environment. So, why did TNW create TQ? In October 2016, we opened the doors to our first TQ — a curated workspace for…

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Introducing TQ South: TNW’s second Amsterdam space for tech companies

Mar21
by on March 21, 2019 at 10:08 am
Posted In: Around the Web, Growth


While we’re all still beaming after our recent announcement that the Financial Times acquired a majority stake in TNW, it turns out we’ve got more big news to reveal. Today, I’m thrilled to share that we’re opening a second TQ in Amsterdam South — a brand-new home dedicated to helping tech companies grow. With space for startups, scale-ups, and corporates, we can’t wait to apply all the lessons we learned from our first launch in a new environment. So, why did TNW create TQ? In October 2016, we opened the doors to our first TQ — a curated workspace for…

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Facebook is hiring a lead for its blockchain counsel

Mar21
by on March 21, 2019 at 9:51 am
Posted In: Around the Web, blockchain, cryptocurrency, Hard Fork


It seems Facebook isn’t content with its 50-strong team dedicated to building its proprietary cryptocurrency, as it’s now looking to hire someone for its blockchain counsel. The social media giant is looking for a “lead commercial counsel, Blockchain” based at their Menlo Park, California headquarters. The job posting is not dated and it’s still unclear when Facebook first started looking. The firm wants a “proactive team player” that will support the company‘s new initiative into the development of blockchain-based applications. I sincerely hope this doesn’t mean Farmville is getting put on the blockchain. The successful applicant will be responsible for…

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Facebook is hiring a lead for its blockchain counsel

Mar21
by on March 21, 2019 at 9:51 am
Posted In: Around the Web, blockchain, cryptocurrency, Hard Fork


It seems Facebook isn’t content with its 50-strong team dedicated to building its proprietary cryptocurrency, as it’s now looking to hire someone for its blockchain counsel. The social media giant is looking for a “lead commercial counsel, Blockchain” based at their Menlo Park, California headquarters. The job posting is not dated and it’s still unclear when Facebook first started looking. The firm wants a “proactive team player” that will support the company‘s new initiative into the development of blockchain-based applications. I sincerely hope this doesn’t mean Farmville is getting put on the blockchain. The successful applicant will be responsible for…

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Google’s AI-powered Doodle to celebrate Bach’s birthday is its best ever

Mar21
by on March 21, 2019 at 7:20 am
Posted In: Around the Web, artificial intelligence, distract


Over the years, Google has consistently created beautiful ‘doodles’ – creative takes on its logo that show up on its homepage – to commemorate festivals, holidays, and significant events in history. Today, the company’s knocked it out of the park with its first-ever AI-powered doodle to celebrate the 334th birthday of Baroque composer extraordinaire Johann Sebastian Bach. The beautifully illustrated doodle has you write out a couple of bars of sheet music, choose a key, and then have Google‘s custom AI flesh out your melody with a harmony in Bach‘s signature style. There are a bunch of buttons that surface…

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