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306: A Drone-Clouded Sky
The future of delivery, our thoughts on crowdsourced online grave memorials, our tech placebos, and the problems we want the next round of smartphones to solve.
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Clockwise is a rapid-fire discussion of current technology issues hosted by Dan Moren and Mikah Sargent and featuring two special guests each week. Four people, four topics--and because we're always watching the clock, no episode is longer than 30 minutes.
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#306: A Drone-Clouded Sky
August 7th, 2019
28 minutes
The future of delivery, our thoughts on crowdsourced online grave memorials, our tech placebos, and the problems we want the next round of smartphones to solve.
Guest Starring:
Rene Ritchie, Megan Morrone, and Brian Hamilton
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How Ancestry.com’s Find A Grave Encourages Bad Actors and Bad Data | Medium