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The women who run Nat Geo’s magazine, digital team and TV networks talk with Kara Swisher on the latest Recode Decode.


Advertisers will need to apply, but ICO ads are still banned.


Snapchat isn’t far behind.


Charlotte and Dave Willner were trying to raise $1,500 on Facebook to help one immigrant parent. So far, they’ve raised $20 million (and counting).


The craziest thing I saw at Cannes was restraint.


Fog Creek Software CEO Anil Dash offers a new way of thinking about things on Too Embarrassed to Ask.


Recorded onsite in Rancho Palos Verdes, host Kara Swisher asks what they thought of the Code Conference speakers.


Instagram doesn’t have a business for IGTV, but it’ll need to make money quickly.


He’s even wearing a tie.


Peters, the author of the seminal business book “In Search of Excellence,” says, “I weep for Santa Clara County.”


Plus Messenger’s autoplay video ads, Pinterest’s shopping ambitions and more news from Cannes Lions.


Dan Pfeiffer, the former White House communications director under President Obama, is the author of a new book, “Yes, We (Still) Can.”


The big question: Do users want to see video ads next to their private messages?


“I think [young] people are waking up to saying, ‘Okay, we need to have some rules in this new world.’ And then they look to the Congress and they said, ‘Wow, those are the folks who are going to be writing these rules?’”


People are going to pirate World Cup highlights. What can social media companies do to stop them?