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Last quarter, Google admitted Glass was a dud. This time, investors are praying for more signs of financial prudence and something (anything) on its core business.
They’re more likely to watch and share ads on their phone, says the world’s biggest video service -- which happens to be a mobile-first company.
News team Yahoo -- CEO Marissa Mayer and CFO Ken Goldman -- try to turn some very sour lemons into lemonade.
CEO Marissa Mayer is still turning around this troubled ocean liner.
Give us more, Zuck!
Today, as the Silicon Valley Internet giant reports its first-quarter earnings, investors will be looking hard for some answers from Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer about how she will run the core business going forward.
The thrilling adventures of a pioneer of computing -- now a graphic novel!
But it might be trying to get it anyway.
The changes aren’t likely to be as disruptive as previous adjustments to the search algorithm.
Some of the most popular, most acclaimed video lives exclusively on the Web these days. But HBO is still a different beast from the rest of TV.
Swapping out “exceptional” for “extraordinary” is statistically proven to attract more female applicants. (But while you’re at it, you should also insert “validated” instead of “proven.”)
A “smart timer” from Epicurious won’t change the world. But it will make money for the publisher, and it might help you make a better steak.
The lack of diversity in technology “is a serious issue that’s going to affect our economy and everything else.”
“Every time Google coughs, the rest of the world gets pneumonia.”