One of the founders of Android is starting an education company inside Google

7/8/2016

This article discusses Rich Miner, one of the co-founders of Android, and his role as a venture capitalist in the education technology sector. It highlights Miner's focus on investing in startups that aim to improve education through the use of technology. The article explores Miner's involvement with GV (formerly Google Ventures) and his efforts to support companies that have the potential to transform the educational landscape. It also touches on some of the challenges faced by the education technology sector and the importance of investing in innovative solutions. Overall, the article provides insights into Miner's influential role in shaping the future of education through technology.

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