For about a decade from Facebook’s founding in February 2004 to Twitter’s IPO last November, the tech industry’s most visible successes were in social networking, or purely web or mobile-based software products. But today, the most interesting late-stage companies intersect with real-life services that have historically been both publicly or privately provided in a… Read More|
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Public and Private
For about a decade from Facebook’s founding in February 2004 to Twitter’s IPO last November, the tech industry’s most visible successes were in social networking, or purely web or mobile-based software products. But today, the most interesting late-stage companies intersect with real-life services that have historically been both publicly or privately provided in a… Read More