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We grew on the inside, not the outside, says the viral content-spreader.
Plus, Apple tops the patent troll hit parade and Microsoft’s Surface Pro 3 typo.
Katie recommends two apps that free up space on the iPhone by backing up your photos and videos elsewhere.
Can a new head of corporate development kick Twitter’s M&A strategy into high gear?
“I will not allow some companies to force Internet users into a slow lane so that others with special privileges can have superior service,” says Wheeler.
After getting an earful from the TV networks, Twitter decides to let the sun shine in.
Plus: Why Apple didn’t sign that big net neutrality letter.
Customers’ mobile expectations have shifted, and if you aren’t there for them in the moment of need, they’ll find another service that is.
The fix for the health-care system and our country’s rising deficit is counting on digital and life-science entrepreneurs to join forces.
Pro tip: Money still can’t buy happiness. (It can buy marshmallows, though.)
Plus: Tom Wheeler’s net neutrality nightmare and SAP CEO Bill McDermott’s German house hunt.
Should Silicon Valley panic yet? Probably. Will it? Not yet.
Google, Facebook, Twitter and AOL launch coalition to battle deceptive ad practices.
Google joins dozens of Internet companies to complain about the net neutrality plan as the FCC chairman faces an internal revolt.
And more money, while it’s at it.