Who's who, what's what in tech today

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COLUMNIST           Uber is a fine third- or fourth-choice for a car or taxi service The company has resorted to adolescent-like schemes to disrupt the business of rivals.     TECH           Tesla co-founder electrified about garbage trucks Ian Wright's company retrofits commercial trucks with gas- and noise-saving electric power.     TECH           Van Jones on teaching 100,000 low-income kids to code A challenge from Prince inspired Van Jones to create Yes We Code.   Advertisement   TECH           Samsung exec dismisses BlackBerry buyout talk Report last week claimed BlackBerry is target of Samsung acquisition.     TECH           Airbnb to face grilling by NYC City Council Airbnb to request that NY change law to allow people to rent primary homes for the weekend.     COLUMNIST           Copperfield conjures new tricks from tech Veteran illusionist updates act with tech inspired e-mail and Twitter illusions     NFL           The best apps for Super Bowl Sunday The Super Bowl is just around the corner, and what better way to get pumped up for game day than with some of the best apps modern tech has to offer. Krystin Goodwin (@krystingoodwin) has the best apps to get geared up and ready for the Super Bowl.     TECH           Maxine Williams: The face of Facebook on diversity Williams has high-profile role trying to bring greater diversity to the social network.     GAMING           'Civilization' creator Sid Meier unveils new game Starships launching in early 2015 for PC, Mac, iPad.     The Day In Pictures Gallery CORRECTS SPELLING OF THE LATE PRESIDENT - Zambians campaign for their candidates in Lusaka, Monday, Jan, 19, 2015, on the last day ahead of elections Tuesday, set to choose a new leader following the death of Michael Sata, 77, who served as Preside     Popular Stories New police radars can 'see' inside homes Construction worker mourned in I-75 bridge collapse Islamic State threatens to kill Japanese hostages