Can Amber Mac explain WTF is happening in tech right now?
byNot quite the best start to 2023 for tech.
Podcasts
Hosted by Douglas Soltys and Rob Kenedi, the BetaKit Podcast Channel features weekly podcasts discussing Canadian tech and global tech from a Canadian perspective. Produced by Kattie Laur.
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Stephen Marche on how generative AI will transform academia (and everything else)
byNobody is prepared.
A Web3 vibe check with Round13’s Satraj Bambra
byPick your poison, but 2022 was not a great year for digital assets.
AI regulation is coming. What’s Canada’s approach?
byUnpacking the legislative turducken that is Bill C-27.
Will ChatGPT replace BetaKit?
byRing in the New Year with Tony Dagger.
Year in review: biggest tech stories of 2022, 2023 predictions
byPlus: 2022’s most overlooked tech stories.
Year in review: Kim Furlong talks VCCI and what comes next for Canadian venture
byFurlong: “These programs are an anomaly in what the government pushes out. There’s no reason why they should ever…
Bessemer, Georgian, OMERS VCs discuss the state of the market
byThe next four to six months will be the hardest for startups to raise in.
Dissecting the anatomy of a Canadian tech seed round with Two Small Fish, Calico & Wavy
byEva Lau says don’t value your round based upon your ARR when fundraising.
Canadian tech talks down rounds, disasters, and “recipes for failure”
byFeaturing interviews with luminaries from OMERS Ventures, Shopify, Coveo, Clio, Unbounce, and L-SPARK.
Will some Canadian tech companies die during the downturn?
byFounders: get used to hearing the ‘Canadian no’ more often.
Waverly and the broken internet
byBuilding a better algorithm is not enough to fix the modern internet.
Making future bets on Shopify, Wealthsimple & the metaverse
byCome on the podcast, Tobi.
Watching Alexis Gay is the most fun you can have while quiet quitting your tech job
byThe funniest person in tech wants you to know that Mark Cuban and Kara Swisher are people, too.
Boom to bust cycles & why there’s no Canadian techlash
byThe Canadian companies best adopting big-tech strategies aren’t “tech” companies.