TiVo makes moves with Frontier and Aereo deals — but is it enough?
Growing competition with television streaming services is pushing TiVo to make big moves.
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Demand to fill cybersecurity jobs booming
More than 209,000 cybersecurity jobs in the U.S. are unfilled and postings are up 74 percent over the past five years, according to government data.
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Palo Alto Networks’ fiscal Q2 earnings soar on growing cybersecurity threats
The company’s stock price has doubled over the past year and it has seen increased investor spending in the cybersecurity market, in light of recent high-profile hacks.
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Apple’s new electric car could give Tesla a run for its money
In a move that could bring in more competition for Tesla, Cupertino-based Apple is working on its newest product: an electric-generated car.
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StreetCode Academy teaching East Palo Alto students how to code
A Stanford senior studying computer science decided to put his education to what he considers a worthy cause: teaching East Palo Alto students how to code.
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Goodbye mag-stripes, hello tokens, say payment security panelists
The number of payment options customers have today has created further opportunities for cyber hackers, leading companies to figure out how to solve the payment security problem.
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Public fears invasion of privacy by smart TVs
Between the lawsuits filed in the hack of the nation’s second largest health insurer, Anthem, Inc., and the White House Summit on Cybersecurity and Consumer Protection at Stanford, cybersecurity dominated the conversation this week in Silicon Valley.
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Major league fans reach for the second screen to view baseball’s biggest games
In what’s been dubbed the “second screen” phenomenon, contemporary baseball fans appear to be glued to their mobile devices while watching games.
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Local Silicon Valley police unshaken by smartphone data encryption
Though data encryption on smartphones might slow their investigations, police in Silicon Valley say it is unlikely to impede local level crime fighting long term.
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Women in tech “hack the gender gap”
Top women in media and technology convened at Google headquarters in Mountain View, Calif., on Thursday, Oct. 24, at an invite-only event to promote conversation about the gender gap in their industries.
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