Split | Bringing a New Meaning to Dine & Dash
The time it takes to wait on a bill at a restaurant and the confusion caused by splitting a bill have led to dissatisfied customers for decades. It’s clearly an issue that
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GSU Student Makes a Living From Hackathon Winnings
Current Georgia State Computer Science student, Gene Chorba, has been dominating the competition at hackathons all over the US. Since 2014, he’s received honors and awards at more than a dozen hackathons
Diverse Developer | New Avenue to Find African American & Latino Talent
African Americans and Latinos are severely underrepresented in the tech industry. A recent article about Facebook indicates that they only hired 7 African Americans in the past year, bringing their grand total of
Turner & Google Vets Create New Content Technology
As the digital age continues to evolve, long-form journalism has witnessed a steady decline. The reason? Online readers today are busy, distracted, and simply don’t have time to stare at a giant
EXCLUSIVE: THE Recipe for Attracting Silicon Valley Funding
When it comes to technology law, to say that Atlanta-based attorney John Yates is an authority on the subject would be a tremendous understatement. A seasoned lawyer who has focused exclusively on the