We are haunted and mobilized by images. The cellphone video of George Floyd’s death has set cities on fire, elevated Black struggles for justice, and reminded […]
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Looks Like New: What Makes Tech Inclusive?
Often, discussions about diversity in the tech industry focus on mere representation. But in this discussion from Boulder Startup Week, we take inspiration from the Zebras […]
Looks Like New: How can we collaborate at a distance?
How can we collaborate at a distance? The COVID-19 pandemic has many of us rapidly changing how we work—and wondering how many of the changes will […]
Looks Like New: Direct Democracy
Today’s guest is Evan Ravitz, a proponent of direct democracy, who served on the City of Boulder’s Campaign Finance and Elections Working Group. Ravitz has been […]
Looks Like New: What happened to hacktivism?
The cultures of computer hacking have made their way from marginal subcultures to becoming driving forces in the world as we know it. Facebook’s headquarters is […]
Looks Like New: What happened to hacktivism?
The cultures of computer hacking have made their way from marginal subcultures to becoming driving forces in the world as we know it. Facebook’s headquarters is […]
Looks Like New: Who Cares About Privacy?
While digital privacy issues often get a lot of attention and even alarmism, it rarely seems to change behavior. Even if it did, do individual choices […]
Looks Like New: Can Networks Liberate Work?
There is a kind of dream out there that, once we get the gizmos set up just right, work will be transformed. While many speculate about […]