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Archives for July 2014
The key pick will say a lot about Uber’s future intentions.
Developers think hard about where their games go. Consumers, maybe not so much.
Virginia senator asks FTC whether Facebook violated its 2012 privacy agreement with the government.
Companies say they want more diversity, but have trouble changing their hiring habits.
Our journalists take a break from scoops to share insight on the week’s biggest stories.
Sexting scandal at the company? Announce it on a holiday Friday!
“Monetization is seen by some as the goose killing the golden egg, as the threat to the Net.”
Large Internet companies have been mostly absent so far in the FCC’s net neutrality fight.
Meet Little Dudu, who invited people to a condom-sponsored Valentine’s Day party at a Beijing nightclub.
Corporate officers find themselves struggling to make ethical choices more befitting of philosophers than business managers.
Full name and all your profile pictures, please.
Plus, Twitter’s new CFO and great moments in Air Force drone accident investigation reports.
I know you want to know the “29 Reasons Cantaloupe is the New Pumpkin.”