Top Stories of the Day // July 19, 2015

How I Got Wooed By Startups As An Intern |

Want To Be The Next Amazon? Go Cross-Border From Day One |

Think Outside The Valley: How Tech Companies Can Change The World |

The Future Of Podcasting |

The Message Is The Medium: Reasons ‘Assistants-as-App’ Work |

Theranos Gains FDA Approval To Test For Herpes Outside The Lab |

VPN Maker CyberGhost Aims To Grow A Privacy Hub In Eastern Europe |

	Students and Recent Grads - Get your Disrupt SF tickets for only $300! Email students@techcrunch.com today. Today's Top Stories // Jul 19, 2015 Luke Geiger How I Got Wooed By Startups As An Intern My life changed when I got a job at a startup. I was 19 years old and had just finished my first year at the University of Michigan. By some stroke of luck I... read more Hans Tung Want To Be The Next Amazon? Go Cross-Border From Day One The business of e-commerce is still mostly a national affair. U.S. consumers order from U.S. retailers like Amazon, Gap and Walmart; Chinese consumers buy from... read more Claire Hough Think Outside The Valley: How Tech Companies Can Change The World As beneficiaries of online services and marketplaces, tech companies should work toward making a positive impact in their own communities or a greater impact in... read more Parviz Parvizi, David Silverman The Future Of Podcasting   Podcasting is having a celebrity moment: Serial’s Sarah Koenig has appeared on The Colbert Report; Arnold Schwarzenegger has been on the Tim Ferriss... read more Sponsored Content Summer Party at August Capital 2015 Join us at the 10th Annual TechCrunch Summer Party at August Capital for a great mix of start-up demos, networking, giveaways, drinks and fun on the best deck on all of Sand Hill Road. Nir Eyal The Message Is The Medium: Reasons ‘Assistants-as-App’ Work On a typical day, I’ll chat with colleagues on Slack. Later, I’m sure to receive a message from a friend on WhatsApp or Facebook Messenger. Then, on... read more Sarah Buhr Theranos Gains FDA Approval To Test For Herpes Outside The Lab You could test your blood for health related disease in the comfort of your home soon. Theranos, the startup that only requires a few drops of blood to test for... read more Natasha Lomas VPN Maker CyberGhost Aims To Grow A Privacy Hub In Eastern Europe Earlier this year a London-based cyber security incubator called CyLon opened its doors. Now Europe is getting a pro-privacy bootcamp program, with bootstrapped... read more TOP VIDEOS CrunchWeek: Tech Makes Money, Reddit's Implosion Continues, And Your Favorite Startup Is Doomed  Hello my friend, and welcome back to another episode of CrunchWeek. This time ’round Drew Olanoff,... read more Harmonix Shows Off Freestyle Guitar Solos For Rock Band 4  Rock Band developers Harmonix stopped by New York City last week to preview the latest installment, Rock... read more Fly Or Die: Amazon Echo Upon first hearing about the Amazon Echo, a device that sits in the home and receives voice-powered commands, I... read more Get more at techcrunch.com To forward this newsletter to a friend, click here.
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