Deepfake video seemingly showing Obama insult Trump underpins tech risks in the age of alternative facts

Thursday, 19 April 2018 Eric Johansson

After deepfake technology was used to realistically impose celebrities’ faces on porn actors’ bodies, the new video by Jordan Peele is a sober reminder that the problem has not gone away. But maybe startups could help.

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Following Facebook's faux pas, these are the data-protection issues startups must consider

Wednesday, 11 April 2018 Zen Terrelonge

Dealing with data protection is at the forefront of businesses’ minds following the Cambridge Analytica scandal and the upcoming GDPR

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Silicon Valley stunned after shooter injured three people at YouTube’s campus before killing herself

Thursday, 05 April 2018 Eric Johansson

Following the incident on Tuesday, tech leaders argued for more gun control. At the same time, the tragedy again showed how quickly fake news can spread online

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Am I operating in the last industry to be disrupted?

Tuesday, 27 March 2018 David Holloway

To date, the executive search industry has been wasteful and antiquated. It’s time for the sector to change and wake up to disruption

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In the loop: the continuous woes of traditional retailers, the Zuck goes to Washington and UK VC investments fall

Friday, 13 April 2018 Eric Johansson

Have you caught up on the most important startup news? No worries, we’ve got you covered with our weekly roundup. Find out why Goldman Sachs doesn’t consider finding cures for some diseases to be a good thing and read about Zopa’s new fundraising round, s

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The great British fake-off: how startups are fighting fake news

Tuesday, 10 April 2018 Eric Johansson

Fake news has emerged as a major threat to democracies. Now startups are stepping up to shield people from lies on the web

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Spacetech startups blast off with the UK’s first dedicated spacetech VC

Thursday, 29 March 2018 Angus Shaw

Move aside NASA and SpaceX - the $350bn space industry is opening up for startups thanks to Seraphim Capital’s new £70m space fund

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In the loop: Philip Hammond's fintech strategy, Uber’s autonomous car causes fatality and Church of England goes contactless

Friday, 23 March 2018 Eric Johansson

From Facebook’s Cambridge Analytica scandal and Peter Thiel provoking European tech entrepreneurs to a sprinkle of fintech and a self-driving car tragedy, these last seven days have shaken startups and tech aficionados alike

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Deepfake video seemingly showing Obama insult Trump underpins tech risks in the age of alternative facts

Following Facebook's faux pas, these are the data-protection issues startups must consider

Silicon Valley stunned after shooter injured three people at YouTube’s campus before killing herself

Am I operating in the last industry to be disrupted?

In the loop: the continuous woes of traditional retailers, the Zuck goes to Washington and UK VC investments fall

The great British fake-off: how startups are fighting fake news

Spacetech startups blast off with the UK’s first dedicated spacetech VC

In the loop: Philip Hammond's fintech strategy, Uber’s autonomous car causes fatality and Church of England goes contactless

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