Under Pressure: The New York Times Digs Into Life At Amazon It’s a bruising, even brutal, workplace where an employee caring for a dying parent is seen as “a problem” and people cry at their desks. Or it’s an... Ross Reynolds Jason Pagano
UW Courts Students With Disabilities To Engineering Field With New MakerSpaces What if the answer to one of humanities biggest problems was in the mind of someone who could not access the tools to solve it? The University of... Jamala Henderson
My Perks Are Better Than Yours: Tech Companies Compete For Top Talent Todd Mundt speaks with GeekWire's Todd Bishop about the escalating size of benefits packages offered by tech companies. Posey Gruener Todd Mundt
Data Insecurity: What We Accept When We Click 'Agree' Here in the internet age we might wonder, are democratic ideals and technological innovations compatible? Most of us leave a wide digital trail in the... John O'Brien
Seattle's New Sport Obsession Is Played With A Mouse And Keyboard Jeannie Yandel talks with New York Times writer Nick Wingfield about e-sports and their rise in Seattle. Jeannie Yandel Hannah Burn
You Can Text To 911 In Snohomish County, But Please No Emoticons The young woman was hiding in her closet upstairs. She had called 911 because someone had broken into her home. She spoke very quietly. Kim Malcolm Hannah Burn
What's New In Windows 10 Marcie Sillman speaks to Todd Bishop about what's new in Microsoft's Windows 10 operating system. Posey Gruener Marcie Sillman
Hack The Central District: Connecting Seattle’s ‘African-American Diaspora’ Damon Bomar wants to create an app that would help people find local odd jobs. “For me personally it would work because I have a job, but at the same... Jamala Henderson
The Brave And Dangerous New World Of The Reputation Economy For centuries great thinkers have tried to make sense of how to judge human character. Socrates, for instance, famously said, “The way to a good... John O'Brien
Dear Amazon: Why Don’t You Care About Your City? Marcie Sillman talks with Geekwire co-founder Todd Bishop about Amazon and other tech companies about their civic engagement. Marcie Sillman
