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Author: Eirwen Williams

Eirwen Williams

Eirwen Williams is a New York-based journalist at RudeBaguette.com, covering French Tech, startups, AI policy, cybersecurity, and digital regulation. Trained at a leading journalism program in New York, he reports on how innovation and policy shape the future of tech in France. With a focus on system-level change, his stories explore the intersection of entrepreneurship, legislation, and disruptive technology. Contact: eirwen.williams@rudebaguette.com

Criteo acquires AD-X, seals up the one concern around their IPO: Mobile Ad Tracking.

Twitter to cooperate with French Government concerning anti-Semitic tweets

Pioneers Festival launch innovation platform in preparation for October 30/31st event.

Five reasons why the Vogue Paris iPad app sucks

Orange reinvents money in Africa via Mobile

This Sculpteo-eBay partnership will change 3D Printing as we know it

As registration opens for 2014, is CES ready to make a comeback?

Deloitte opens applications for its Fast 50 Technology companies in France

The worst appears to be over as seed and early stage investments jump dramatically in first half 2013

Forgetbox’s Plug Kickstarter campaign raises $70K in 12 Hours to turn any hard drive into your cloud

[Sponsored] Make it easy and seamless for customers to connect with you

[Interview] Giving Corner leveraging charity to improve employee morale & performance

Publicis Groupe’s latest acquisition of Chinese Social Media Agency Netalk reveals bigger plans

With 750K€, Clic and Walk looks to expand its crowdsourced marketing analytics app

Pearltrees launches its Android app as mobile adoption grows

Wearable devices and the future of our homes

With 30 startups in its program, has TheFamily cracked the code on European Accelerators?

Orange announces its 5-point SmartCities program to help transform cities

100 French Train Stations will have Free Wifi in 2013

Civilians may be indifferent to government spying, but Businesses will take a hit