What I am reading today
It has been a few days since I had a chance to sit and read the web — blame it on the slower 3G and WiFi speeds one tends to encounter when traveling. Nevertheless, here are some that are worth reading today.
- Oakland As are money balling again. [Fangraphs]
- 8 steps for engineering leaders to keep the peace. [Steve Sinofsky]
- 10 big lessons from HackFwd. [Lars Hinrichs]
- Inside the effort to crowd fund NSA-Proof email and chat services. [Vice]
- iOS 7 is not about flat. [Raphael Ouzan]
- With 3.8 million job openings, is there a skills gap? [WVCBPB]
- Smashing through the media hype around iPhone 5s fingerprint reader. [Owen Williams]
- Mapping the Internet – visually. [Visually Blog]
- Unbundling: AOL, Facebook and LinkedIn. [Benedict Evans]
- Close the NSA backdoors [NY Times Editorial Board.]