See where Phoenix ranks as a technology market
By Mike Sunnucks | Rose Law Group Reporter Phoenix ranks 20th for technology talent in North America, according to a new report from commercial real estate brokerage firm CBRE. That is below a number of the markets Phoenix competes with for technology jobs and site selections. Austin came in 6th on the CBRE report. Denver […]
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Airobotics unveils first in-house developed payload at Security & Defense Expo
Disclosures: Rose Law Group represents Airobotics Highly Drone-Stabilized Trion Payload Offers Affordable, Compact Sensor with Advanced Precision for Inspection & Security Applications (Editor’s note: News releases are published as submitted unless there are errors of fact.) July 10, 2019 – Scottsdale, Arizona – Leading automated drone startup, Airobotics, today unveiled a highly drone-stabilized payload for inspection and […]
Read More →Now some families are hiring coaches to help them raise phone-free children
Screen consultants are here to help you remember life before smartphones and tablets. (Spoiler: get a dog!) By Nellie Bowles | The New York Times Parents around the country, alarmed by the steady patter of studies around screen time, are trying to turn back time to the era before smartphones. But it’s not easy to […]
Read More →Data center users sought for 640-acre Pinal County site
Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents Saint Holdings Site already has access to high-end fiber optic capabilities By Corina Vanek | Phoenix Business Journal Saint Holdings LLC, the Scottsdale real estate firm behind major land deals in Pinal County, is preparing to put a 640-acre “mega-site” on the market that company leaders said would be a […]
Read More →[REGIONAL NEWS] A program to mask suspects’ race for better charging decisions
Photo: Justin Sullivan/Getty By Kaveh Waddell/Axios Next month, the San Francisco District Attorney’s office will begin using a computer program developed at Stanford to strip police reports of names, neighborhoods and other proxies for race like eye color or hairstyle. Why it matters: The effort is meant to remove bias. Prosecutors decide whether to charge […]
Read More →[SUNDAY FEATURE] The hot new debate over the future of the smartphone
Illustration: Rebecca Zisser/Axios By Steve LeVine | Axios Just 12 years after the first iPhone, almost every conceivable smartphone consumer on the planet currently owns one — some 4 billion people, according to the consensus. Which has begotten a surprising new trend: a still-small but growing chorus of forecasts (like this) of the smartphone’s demise. […]
Read More →There’s No Surprising Anyone These Days: Rose Law Group Reporter Notable Cartoon
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Read More →If the phone rings, don’t answer
Spam catchers at work By Tara Siegel Bernard | The New York Times Anthony Marino set his mobile phone to “Do Not Disturb” before going to bed, but he sensed it flicker in the dark. The next morning, he saw he had missed roughly 30 calls: at 4:15 a.m., 4:34, 4:45, 5:08 and 5:12, and […]
Read More →Can smart cities get smarter?
The smart city model has been around for years. But it’s got a lot of learning to do, By Beryl Lipton | Governing The Midwestern metropolis of Columbus, Ohio, is one of the fastest growing in the United States. Like leaders in much of urban America, officials in Columbus are looking for ways to handle […]
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