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Archives for January 2015
The CTO resigned in December; two senior vice presidents on the technology team are also leaving.
Business Insider could be Germany-bound.
A new feature turns your online video into a GIF in about 15 seconds.
Developers are plowing money into ads that are supposed to get their apps on your phone. Tune helps them figure out which ads work.
Facebook is still working out how to show ads to its video-hungry user base.
Better really, really late ...
The US media freak-out over her going unveiled at a formal Saudi function makes some key — and revealing — mistakes.
We spoke to civil servants in the UK, the US and Canada to figure out why — or why not — national governments were using science to inform their decision making.
Snapchat won’t see a penny from this, and is probably just fine with that.
Apple TV used have the streaming market to itself. Now it’s got plenty of competition, but it’s still moving units.
People don’t buy music anymore. There’s no point.
A tasty handover of the stake in the Chinese Internet juggernaut
Can you say tax free?
Also because Wall Street has the focus of a gnat.
It will be nice to talk about something other than how to sell an investment in a tax-efficient manner.