Cities across the US are using legacy software from the '80s built with obsolete programming languages and unfriendly user interfaces
The only place in San Francisco still pricing real estate like it's the 1980s is the city assessor's office. Its property tax system dates back to the dawn of the floppy disk. Tweets: @adamzea and @r...
In a publicity crisis, like a data breach, Google receives less outrage and pushback from users than Facebook because it provides genuinely useful services
What Google gained by giving up on social networks — There are bad bugs, and there are worse bugs. Tweets: @tonyromm , @robertmclaws , @mattnavarra , and @mattnavarra Tweets: Tony Romm / @tonyromm :...
Real estate startups have not disrupted the agent model, and some depend on it, despite a sense that the internet should make selling a house easier and cheaper
Henry Grabar / Slate : Tweets: @ron_miller and @robertmclaws Tweets: Ron Miller / @ron_miller : It should, but sometimes human expertise trumps ease of use. http://twitter.com/... Robert McLaws / @ro...
Real estate startups have not disrupted the agent model, and some depend on it, despite a sense that the internet should make selling a house easier and cheaper
Because the one thing startups can't disrupt is the real estate agent. — This article is part of Update or Die … Tweets: @ron_miller and @robertmclaws Tweets: Ron Miller / @ron_miller : It should, b...