It brings me enormous pleasure to officially announce the launch ofTNW Video, our new channel devoted to bringing you news, views, interviews, events and a whole lot more in gorgeous rich video. We’ve got a humble studio set up in SOMA San Francisco and it’s open night and day for you to stop by, say hello, share some news or just hang out. If you thought that was exciting, wait till you hear who we’ve brought on board running the show, the wonderfulHermione Way....

Sometimes the best ideas are the obvious ones. Around the water cooler here at TNW, we’ve talked before about doing recap posts from the past day, the past 12 hours or what have you. Not only is it a great chance for our 24-hour operation to stay on top of what we’ve already covered, it’s also valuable to our readers for an at-a-glance reference. Many times, though, people don’t have the option to stop and read a post....

With the dozens of weekly events hosted by startups, media companies and digital ad agencies, every week feels like a tech celebration in New York City. In early June, the officialInternet Weekkicked off, a festival of dozens of offbeat, visual events that brought the Internet to life including the 15th Annual Webby Awards andThe Webutante Ball, Internet Week’s prom for proud geeks. This year, over 20,000 people attended the festival, up from 15,000 last year....

TLDR:Between StackSkills Unlimited and Infosec4TC Platinum Cyber Security training, you’ll have more than 1,000 courses in learning every major business skill under the sun. Versatility. It’s become a new measuring stick for most employees in this changing professional world. While there’s always room for specialists, the true value these days comes from being able to slide into a host of different positions and roles to make your expertise crucial to all aspects of your company’s fortunes....

A British manufacturer is preparing technology that will allow tanks to be “invisible” on the battlefield. The Telegraphreports thatBAE Systemsis planning to coat armoured vehicles in “e-camouflage” that will use electronic sensors to project images of their surrounding back onto their surfaces, rendering them invisible. The company hopes to have the technology ready for use within five years. Other technology being worked on by BAE includes “biometric integration”. This could analyse crowds of people to locate potential threats from the likes of suicide bombers by automatically scanning for suspicious behaviour or inappropriate clothing....