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- Biden White House just Put out a Framework on Regulating Crypto [9/16, CNBC]
Government agencies have been working to develop their own frameworks and policy recommendations to address half a dozen priorities listed in the executive order: consumer and investor protection; promoting financial stability; countering illicit finance; U.S. leadership in the global financial/ economic competitiveness; financial inclusion; and responsible innovation.
- More 5G Phones Are Being Shipped Than 4G Phones, Analyst Says [9/15, CNET]
The graph tweeted by Counterpoint shows 5G phones made up 49.9% of phones shipped globally over 4G phones at 49.7% (the remaining 0.4% are 3G phones) as of the second quarter of 2022. That's winning by a hair, but it shows a clear trend as consumers phase out their older devices and buy new phones capable of connecting to 5G networks.
- Amazon’s Live Radio App Amp Is Launching a New Creator Fund [9/15, TechCrunch]
Any eligible creator who has hosted a show in a qualifying month can be rewarded from the fund. Creators will be assessed based on show performance and listener engagement, such as show popularity with new and recurring listeners. Amazon says it’s looking at different ways to reward creators, so the metrics it uses to determine reward amounts may change.
- Elon Musk Enters In-flight Wi-Fi Market with Small Satellites [9/16, Bloomberg]
SpaceX recently held a demo for the media aboard a jet operated by its first airline customer, regional carrier JSX. The short jaunt from Burbank to San Jose, California marks the start of Elon Musk’s bid to seize in-flight business from satellite providers Intelsat and Viasat that already serve thousands of aircraft. Nascent service has two customers and multiple challenges.
- Apple Counts on Upscale Shoppers to Turn Latest iPhone Into Hit [9/16, Bloomberg]
The iPhone 14 lineup reserves the best features for the high-end Pro models costing at least $1,000. Though overall spending on mobile devices and computers is slowing this year, there’s still an appetite for top-tier smartphones -- Apple’s strength. That’s allowed it to hold production steady at a time when much of the industry is scaling back plans.
[Content/Services]
§ YouTube Is Gearing up to Give Shorts Creators a Cut of Ad Revenue, Report Says [9/16, TechCrunch]
§ Amazon Actually Pulled off Its First Big-deal Football Game [9/16, The Verge]
§ YouTube Encourages Creators to Make Shorts Directly from Replies [9/16, TechCrunch]
[Management]
§ Apple Deepens Silicon Valley Presence with Sunnyvale Real Estate Deal [9/15, Mercury News]
§ TikTok Headquarters Coming to the South Bay [9/14, NBC]
[Policy/Regulations]
§ A New California Law Will Require Social Media Platforms to Add More 'Protections' for Children [9/15, Engadget]
[Other]
§ Chinese Investment Flows to Silicon Valley Venture Funds [9/15, WSJ]
§ Quantum Computing's Impact Could Come Sooner Than You Think [9/16, CNET]
- Biden White House just Put out a Framework on Regulating Crypto [9/16, CNBC]
Government agencies have been working to develop their own frameworks and policy recommendations to address half a dozen priorities listed in the executive order: consumer and investor protection; promoting financial stability; countering illicit finance; U.S. leadership in the global financial/ economic competitiveness; financial inclusion; and responsible innovation.
- More 5G Phones Are Being Shipped Than 4G Phones, Analyst Says [9/15, CNET]
The graph tweeted by Counterpoint shows 5G phones made up 49.9% of phones shipped globally over 4G phones at 49.7% (the remaining 0.4% are 3G phones) as of the second quarter of 2022. That's winning by a hair, but it shows a clear trend as consumers phase out their older devices and buy new phones capable of connecting to 5G networks.
- Amazon’s Live Radio App Amp Is Launching a New Creator Fund [9/15, TechCrunch]
Any eligible creator who has hosted a show in a qualifying month can be rewarded from the fund. Creators will be assessed based on show performance and listener engagement, such as show popularity with new and recurring listeners. Amazon says it’s looking at different ways to reward creators, so the metrics it uses to determine reward amounts may change.
- Elon Musk Enters In-flight Wi-Fi Market with Small Satellites [9/16, Bloomberg]
SpaceX recently held a demo for the media aboard a jet operated by its first airline customer, regional carrier JSX. The short jaunt from Burbank to San Jose, California marks the start of Elon Musk’s bid to seize in-flight business from satellite providers Intelsat and Viasat that already serve thousands of aircraft. Nascent service has two customers and multiple challenges.
- Apple Counts on Upscale Shoppers to Turn Latest iPhone Into Hit [9/16, Bloomberg]
The iPhone 14 lineup reserves the best features for the high-end Pro models costing at least $1,000. Though overall spending on mobile devices and computers is slowing this year, there’s still an appetite for top-tier smartphones -- Apple’s strength. That’s allowed it to hold production steady at a time when much of the industry is scaling back plans.
[Content/Services]
§ YouTube Is Gearing up to Give Shorts Creators a Cut of Ad Revenue, Report Says [9/16, TechCrunch]
§ Amazon Actually Pulled off Its First Big-deal Football Game [9/16, The Verge]
§ YouTube Encourages Creators to Make Shorts Directly from Replies [9/16, TechCrunch]
[Management]
§ Apple Deepens Silicon Valley Presence with Sunnyvale Real Estate Deal [9/15, Mercury News]
§ TikTok Headquarters Coming to the South Bay [9/14, NBC]
[Policy/Regulations]
§ A New California Law Will Require Social Media Platforms to Add More 'Protections' for Children [9/15, Engadget]
[Other]
§ Chinese Investment Flows to Silicon Valley Venture Funds [9/15, WSJ]
§ Quantum Computing's Impact Could Come Sooner Than You Think [9/16, CNET]
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