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Roger Lanctot
| Apr 21, 2020
The Automotive News reported Friday that updated guidance from the Department of Homeland Security's Cybersecurity and Iinfrastructure Security Agency had ident...
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Roger Lanctot
| Apr 21, 2020
COVID-19 has made April 2020 an especially cruel month, but its cruelty has been magnified by the employment practices and policies of particular technology lea...
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Chris Schreiner
| Apr 17, 2020
As part of its most recent Autopilot update, Tesla has refined the system's status display, sharpening the visual indicators presented to drivers. Detecte...
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Roger Lanctot
| Apr 16, 2020
Maps have become a critical focal point for educating the public regarding the spread of COVID-19 across the world. The next stage in this global crisis will b...
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Roger Lanctot
| Apr 16, 2020
Where do you listen to the radio? We know you're listening to the radio because radio has the greatest reach of any media. So where are you listening?
Accordi...
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Roger Lanctot
| Apr 10, 2020
Four mobility service operator CEOs, an industry expert, and a moderator from The Information conducted a fascinating discussion this week regarding the current...
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Roger Lanctot
| Apr 09, 2020
“We should take comfort that while we may have more still to endure, better days will return: we will be with our friends again; we will be with our famil...
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Kevin Mak
| Apr 07, 2020
Originally published on March 5th, 2020 - latest update on August 6th, 2020
The coronavirus or COVID-19 is causing a number of issues that will adversely affec...
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Roger Lanctot
| Apr 06, 2020
News consumers trying to grasp the magnitude, source, and timing of the novel coronavirus, COVID-19, sweeping the globe are beginning to understand something ...
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Roger Lanctot
| Apr 02, 2020
The negative impacts of the coronavirus, COVID-19, on the automotive industry continue to radiate out from the closure of factories and dealerships (for vehicle...
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Roger Lanctot
| Mar 31, 2020
It's a shame that the U.S. president and his administration have chosen to criticize and attack China for its poor management of the novel coronavirus crisis. I...
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Roger Lanctot
| Mar 30, 2020
The New York Times, and other media outlets, tell us this morning that "as many as 200,000 Instacart shoppers could walk off the job" today in a strike protes...
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Roger Lanctot
| Mar 28, 2020
2019 will be remembered as the year the automotive industry decided to right-size its autonomous vehicle ambitions. Multiple auto makers tempered their v...
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Roger Lanctot
| Mar 26, 2020
A crisis on the pandemic scale of COVID-19 needs a solution of an equally epic scope. The thousands of workers that still actually must show up for work in an e...
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Roger Lanctot
| Mar 25, 2020
By now it is pretty clear that everywhere outside of China and South Korea human beings are doing a lousy job of "social distancing," locking down, and shelteri...
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Roger Lanctot
| Mar 24, 2020
Car companies, start-ups, and investors across the globe have embraced and spread the virus of autonomous vehicle technology. The infection got its start ...
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Roger Lanctot
| Mar 23, 2020
It was 31 years ago that Chris Webber, vice president of the Global Automotive Practice (GAP) at Strategy Analytics, began his automotive research and consultin...
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Roger Lanctot
| Mar 20, 2020
As the world wrestles with the consequences of a novel coronavirus, COVID-19, running wild laying waste to health care systems, communities, and economies, it i...
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Roger Lanctot
| Mar 20, 2020
The arrival of COVID-19 is the cure for all that has ailed the world for the past few years. Hundreds of thousands have been infected. Thousands hav...
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