TheBlock
Web3 publishing platform Paragraph has raised $1.7 million in a pre-seed funding round led by Lemniscap. Other investors in the round include FTX Ventures, Binance Labs, GCR and Seed Club Ventures, according to a company release.
Web3Academy
In this episode, Colin Armstrong from Paragraph talks about the impact of blockchain on the newsletter industry, exploring monetization, engagement and content creation.
Inside the Den
Colin Armstrong the founder of Paragraph joins us to talk about how he’s building Paragraph on 3 important pillars.
TechCrunch
Yeplive is a Canadian startup that offers live broadcasts via mobile devices, with apps for iOS and Google Play, with a few differences including location-centric feeds, with maps and pins to show where broadcasts are originating, as well as a full-featured conversation interface available on the web so that anyone can join in the conversation.
WhatsYourTech
Periscope and Meerkat have popularized the concept of location-based livestreaming in a big way, and others appear to want to take a bite out of the same pie. Enter Toronto-based Yeplive, a new app aiming to be among the elite.
TheNextWeb
I love to travel, but I know how prohibitively expensive it can be. Thankfully, the internet has given us myriad ways to make it more affordable: Skyscanner, HotelTonight, Scott’s Cheap Flights… even Groupon. Now we can add BoltFare to that list.
TechVibes
Finding flight deals can be a challenge, even at a time when there are dozens of online tools, websites and apps intended to help users find the best deals.
Google Blog
In addition to enhancing messaging on Android with Rich Communication Services (RCS) and bringing you helpful features with Messages, we also want to provide a safer messaging experience. Today we have two new updates to share on that front.
Google Cloud Blog
With so many people working remotely, it's more important than ever that the tools we use to stay in touch and productive are safe and secure.
Local Newspaper
Next month, Colin Armstrong will walk through the doors of Google’s California Headquarters. It is familiar terrain for the Aurora native, who recently graduated from the University of Waterloo, but this time will be different: He’s going into the Googleplex as a full-time employee.