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VC covers the intersection of software, cloud and venture capital, as well as high growth startups in between. It offers readers the inside track on the boom of consumerized business software and apps (think Dropbox and Slack), venture capital's diversity problem and progress and companies and funds that are taking non-traditional approaches to success. Contributors have included Martin Casado of Andreessen Horowitz, Sunny Dhillon of Signia Ventures, Rebecca Lynn of Canvas Ventures and more. Led by Alex Konrad, editor of the Midas List, Cloud 100 and 30 Under 30 for VC.

Expected trends for social media in 2018: -Scrutiny around data security and privacy practices across social media apps, particularly Facebook. -Public pressure for improved transparency from social networks on policies related to content moderation and curation, as well as questions about policy enforcement (drug sales) and moderation bias. -The continued spread of augmented reality (AR) tools for communication and games within social media apps Led by Kathleen Chaykowski has covered social networks and high-growth consumer technology companies for Forbes since 2015, with a focus on the people and strategies driving innovation.

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The Sharing Economy -- a marketplace where people rent or share their time, talent or property -- has long been seductive to entrepreneurs. With an insider’s understanding of those who succeed through invention and innovation, Forbes covers the savvy platforms connecting drivers with riders, rooms with renters and what it takes to transform peer-to-peer business opportunities beyond just apps. Editor Biz Carson and her team of contributors cover the audacious startups as well as the publicly traded companies who make millions from this new and growing opportunity, which is expected to hit $335 billion by 2025. Readers also gain insight into those major corporations taking big hits from the uprising of the Sharing Economy, and startups that failed to launch anything but an idea. From evolving government regulation to the opportunities and pitfalls possible if these sharing networks don’t reach scale, Forbes fills in the blanks on this new world of collaborative consumption.