2014년 12월 9일 화요일

Empathy the key to more diversity in tech; Why ethicists and engineers need to start talking to each other; Make 2015 the year for your idea

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Dear StartupSmart reader,
Ideally, engineers would work side-by-side with ethicists when developing new technology, according to journalist and academic Waleed Aly.

Being empathetic and creating allies is key to improving gender diversity in tech, says Tracy Chou, the engineer whose campaign led to some of the world's biggest tech companies publishing diversity statistics.

In conjunction with AngelCube, StartupSmart is challenging would-be founders to make 2015 the year for their idea.

A lot of Silicon Valley investors believe good deals will come to them, which leads them to missing out on good deals outside of the United States, and contributes to Australia’s venture capital problem, according to Parse founder Tikhon Bernstam.

Three key design lessons from the Australian designer behind Google Wave.

A new tech accelerator has launched in Perth which will nurture startups solving problems in the mining industry.

The Abbott government’s commitment to support crowdsourced equity funding is welcomed but there is still a “lack of concrete action” being taken, according to the federal opposition.

What teenage entrepreneurs think of the government’s higher education reforms.

Bill Gates reveals the best books he read this year.
 
Kye White,
Editor
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