Chronicle / 03 May
Here is our May 2018 Chronicle, GDPR deadline, some long-forgotten pictures capturing the Summer of '78, an Ethiopian musical star that drives a taxi and some news on Apples privacy changes and how they are affecting developers.
Scenes Unseen: The Summer of ’78
Long-forgotten pictures capture escape and discovery in the city’s parks.
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GDPR clock is ticking
With only a few short weeks left before GDPR comes into law, we are offering a 20% discount to you for your GDPR review, Request a quote now.
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Boosted’s first short electric skateboard starts at $749
The Boosted Mini and two third-generation longboards are the biggest additions to the lineup yet.
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Erin Nolan — Independent Contractor
Brooklyn-based digital product designer partnering with startups and large companies to understand user needs, test prototypes, and launch products that stand out.
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The music legend who drives a taxi
This Washington taxi driver has a big secret - he is a musical star in his native Ethiopia and he still composes in the back of his car.
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Facebook’s Privacy Changes Leave Developers Steaming
Developers at Facebook’s annual developer conference, F8, last year. The company’s relationship with its vast community of developers has reached a tense moment once more.
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Apple likely won’t merge iOS and macOS this year
Near the end of 2017, Bloomberg reported that Apple was
working on Project Marzipan, an effort to allow for the creation of cross-platform apps that would work on both iOS and macOS.
