Big Tech Archive
Archives for November 2014
Axel Springer says restricting Google’s use of news snippets caused traffic to plummet.
Count the ways that Google’s Inbox cured my pesky “emailments.”
An entry-level “pod” and a pricey, heart-monitoring tracker.
More details to be released on what went wrong at GT Advanced Technologies.
The camera company’s users make lots of videos, but those don’t generate any money for the company. Zander Lurie is supposed to change that.
Zingale will remain as executive chairman, while Steele has the inside track to take over as CEO.
Zennstrom explains how Atomico looks outside the U.S. first and also talks about recent investments.
”Prime could be the VIP pass to the Internet.”
Gigya raised $35 million in a round led by Intel Capital.
Thirty-five billion Office files stored in the Dropbox cloud creates an opportunity.
By barring Apple Pay from their stores while they develop a rival system, CVS/pharmacy and other merchants are taking a stand against consumer choice.
In its first earnings report as a public company, the Chinese e-commerce company exceeds expectations.
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