As part of our Women in Tech series, we've compiled a list of 27 female founders who are changing industries, reshaping the public sector, doing good, and helping others, all by using technology in creative new ways.
These women are also active Twitter users who are each worth following for the insights and advice they offer about everything from entrepreneurship and VCs to social media and coding. They include CEOs and CTOs, experienced entrepreneurs and experts, scientists and engineers.
BLOG POSTS  | Eric K. Clemons: Are Patents Stifling Innovation at Google? Maybe, Maybe Not
The FTC is investigating Google, and Google is mounting a massive public relations blitz in its own defense. Both are probably justified. |  | Navarrow Wright: A Tale of Two Job Markets: Black America and Silicon Valley
If you see the news today you should know that that we are still in the midst of an unemployment crisis. But there is a significantly different phenomenon occurring in tech market -- a resource crunch. |  | Diane Russell: Transforming Rural Economies: Bridging the Digital Divide
If Americans can put a man on the moon, we can be sure everyone has access to high-speed broadband Internet, regardless of where they live. |  | Gary Liberson, PhD: Valuing Patents Through Battle
The vaccine world has figured out how to allocate royalties and so will Google, Apple, HP, Microsoft, Nathan Myhrvold at Intellectual Ventures and some companies who have yet to formally enter the fray. |  | Steve Hamby: 3 Key IT Trends That Will Drive Information Security Evolution
The information security evolution in the next 10 to 20 years will focus on three key areas: Infrastructure-Enhanced Security, Enhanced Threat Modeling and Semantic Security. | | MOST POPULAR ON HUFFINGTONPOST.COM |
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