For Rich Jones, starting a finance podcast just made cents
In this post: Rich Jones, who works in people operations at Google, is the host of a personal finance podcast called “Paychecks & Balances.
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Furthering our work with HBCUs
Melonie Parker graduating from Hampton University, a historically Black research university in Hampton, Virginia.
A Matter of Impact: February updates from Google.org
Editor’s note: Welcome to A Matter of Impact, Google.org’s monthly digest, where we highlight what the team’s been up to and spotlight some of the incredible nonprofits and Google.
Using AI to explore the future of news audio
Radio reaches more Americans every week than any other platform. Public radio stations in the United States have over 3,000 local journalists and each day they create audio news reports about the communities they serve.
Three easy ways to support Black-owned businesses
Marcus Davis, owner of The Breakfast Klub.
Using artificial intelligence in breast cancer screening
Every year, approximately 40 million women undergo breast-cancer screening in the U.S. using a procedure called mammography.
Our efforts to fight child sexual abuse online
Across Google and YouTube, we are always working to protect our users from harmful content, especially the kind of horrific, illegal content referred to as child sexual abuse material (CSAM).
3 things we learned from the second season of ‘Founded’
Last year, Google’s Women Techmakers launched “Founded,” a podcast celebrating the real, honest stories of women leaders in the tech industry and their journeys to entrepreneurship.
How anonymized data helps fight against disease
Data has always been a vital tool in understanding and fighting disease — from Florence Nightingale’s 1800s hand drawn illustrations that showed how poor sanitation contributed to preventable diseases to the first open source re
How one trailblazer uses Maps to explore the outdoors
Lydia Kluge is an active member of the Google Maps Local Guides community, the everyday people passionate about sharing their experiences on Maps.
Your Android is now even safer — and 5 other new features
It wasn’t all that long ago that we introduced Android users to features like Emoji Kitchen and auto-narrated audiobooks.