Big Tech Archive
Archives for March 2017
European advertisers have been pulling ads from Google and YouTube.
A former Dolby executive is leading the charge, Bloomberg reports.
He is leaving after apparently deciding the current controversies are too much to handle.
President Donald Trump’s campaign spent more on Airbnb than any other sharing economy company and Clinton’s campaign spent more on Uber.
Google’s answer to Microsoft Office has a long way to catch up to its massive competitor. Here’s a look at where G Suite came from.
Google received necessary approvals from the Mountain View City Council earlier this week.
The company has made gains since Susan Wojcicki joined as CEO.
A first look at Uber’s progress.
Most signed a brief a month ago but haven’t signed this new one.
The business communications company aimed to have a woman as its first outside director.
A smart move since Alexa developers don’t have a way to make money.
Anthony Levandowski, who launched self-driving company Otto publicly in May, was consulting Uber’s self-driving arm weeks before that.
“Privacy is sacred,” writes Zdziarski.
This is bad news for Yelp, Microsoft and AOL.
A Kindle vice president is the CEO’s new “shadow.”