Media Archive
Archives for August 2015
The deal values Kik at more than $1 billion.
A big step.
Running for president and need some money from the world of tech? Here are some people you might like to get to know.
Harvard’s Michael Kremer shares what he thinks are the lessons of the “worms wars.”
There are no trivial news stories. Just trivial journalists.
I wanted to know what these men were like, not on Reddit or on Twitter or on any other forum where they are actively engaged in their cause, but in ordinary life — relaxed, after having a few, and without a keyboard to take it out on.
Get ready for the BuzzFeed Olympics. (Really.)
Most people who take selfies want to show off the best possible side of themselves. Company financial reporting is to some extent the same.
Memo to staff: “Anyone working in a company that really is like the one described in the NYT would be crazy to stay.”
Gene-editing startups, “smart” windows and more funding news.
Dave Goldberg’s prescription for Sony Music called for a complete overhaul.
A New York Times story becomes a Rorschach test for the modern workplace.
NFL games are more popular than anything else on TV -- but that doesn’t mean they’re getting more popular. Last year, ratings dipped.
Unless you enjoy a “bruising workplace.”
The ILMxLab is a developmental playground for any and all kind of interactive or immersive experience, and you’d better believe they’re starting with “Star Wars.”