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    Mozilla Joins Google and Facebook in Phasing Out Adobe Flash

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    Microsoft Has a Fancy New Way to Book Meetings Online

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  • Nissan showed off an electric LEAF that can self-park itself at its Silicon Valley research center in January 2016.Tech

    Ford and Nissan Explain the Challenges of Making Self-Driving Cars

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  • Inside The 2016 Consumer Electronics ShowTech

    IBM’s Tough Transition Continues As Sales Shrink – Again

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    Why Alphabet’s Drone Guru Is Pleased With New FAA Regulations

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  • Turkish military block access to the Bosphorus bridge, which links the city's European and Asian sides, in IstanbulTech

    The Coup Attempt in Turkey Will Be Livestreamed

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    Turkey Blocks Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube Amid Military Coup

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    Airbus Is Using Drones to Inspect Airplanes

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    Google Will Host A New Gaming Festival In September

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    Amazon Just Bought This Hot Cloud Startup

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  • A NEW MODEL FOR CONNECTIVITY Chuck Robbins, CEO, Cisco Interviewer: Andrew Nusca, Senior Editor, FortuneTech

    Cisco CEO Chuck Robbins Has Had a Very Busy Year

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  • BUILDING AN AGILE ORGANIZATION FOR THE DIGITAL AGE<br /> Want to acquire the skills needed for success in the digital economy? You’ll need to rethink every role and approach in your organization. Should marketers think like software development teams who build, measure, and learn? (Yes.) Should data scientists think like marketers who understand how to tell a great story? (Yes to that, too.) This workshop-style session will explore frameworks for developing new mind-sets for the digital age.<br /> Jake Schwartz, CEO, General Assembly<br /> Moderator: Michal Lev-Ram, FortuneTech

    Why Employers Need to Empathize with ‘Entitled’ Millennials

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  • WIRING THE WORLD AROUND US, FROM ENERGY TO ELEVATORS Smartphones were only the beginning. The world around us is gaining Internet connectivity and it’s changing the way we work and live. We can now predict when elevators will break down long before they do, connect light bulbs to a common network, monitor personal health, and track inanimate objects across continents. This session will bring together executives from different corners of this world to discuss where it’s headed next. Patrick Bass, CEO, thyssenkrupp North America Jennifer Fonstad, Managing Partner, Aspect Ventures William Lynch, CEO, Savant Jill Stelfox, Vice President, Zebra Technologies Chuck Swoboda, CEO, Cree Shane Wall, CTO, HP Inc. Moderator: Barb Darrow, Senior Writer, FortuneTech

    Why Connecting Devices to the Internet Is Just the First Step

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  • Shivon Zilis, partner, Bloomberg Beta; David Mindell, professor at MIT and co-founder and CEO, Humantics;<br /> David Kenny, general manager, IBM Watson;<br /> and moderator Adam Lashinsky, Fortune, at Brainstorm Tech 2016.Tech

    Why Data Is The New Oil

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    Here’s What We Know About the Robot Used In the Dallas Shooting

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