Friday, May 2, 2014

TechFlash: Vancouver attracts Microsoft jobs; Bitcoin ATM sparks privacy debate

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What Vancouver gets right that Seattle (and the U.S.) gets wrong

Microsoft will more than double its work force in Vancouver, B.C., over the next year. Why? Immigration and education.

America's first licensed bitcoin ATM opens in Seattle, sparks privacy debate

A small Seattle company called Coinme has opened America's first federally regulated bitcoin ATM, but the requirements for use will likely send privacy advocates running.

There's now another Seattle online real estate company

There must be something in Seattle's water that makes entrepreneurs here want to start online real estate companies.

Microsoft, other tech companies defy U.S. government, notify users of data requests

U.S. tech firms like Microsoft, Facebook and Google have been putting up some resistance to government-ordered data requests and have begun alerting users when authorities target their data, the Washington Post reported.

Seattle techies 'hack' to help the homeless

More than 100 developers, designers, marketers and others are putting their skills toward the first Hack to End Homelessness.

Microsoft bets big in Vancouver, B.C.

Microsoft is making a $90 million investment with a new "Microsoft Canada Excellence Centre" in downtown Vancouver, B.C.

Need a job? AT&T looking to hire 85 on Monday

Need a job? ​AT&T is expanding in the Seattle area and the company will hold a job fair on Monday, looking to hire 85 people.

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