Money Archive
Archives for January 2014
To annotate, in the style of Rap Genius: Hand smacked by search parent. Ouch, but we deserved it. Bygones? Moving on!
What to do with orphan units at Yahoo? Maybe nothing, but here’s my suggestion.
For one of its first freemium titles, the Angry Birds company is uniquely aggressive.
The music data service wants to sell its own version of Internet radio to different brands.
51 million downloads a year. Now: How do you get the ad guys to pay attention?
EA has confirmed to Re/code that Dave Roberts, CEO of its subsidiary PopCap Games division, is stepping down, to be replaced by current general manager John Vechey. VentureBeat first reported the move earlier today. Dave “has made a huge mark on PopCap, and we thank [him] deeply for it as he embraces his new adventure,” Vechey said in an emailed statement.
“So, I love people who have disrupted to be in our face.”
The deal should give Groupon’s discount product business a boost in Asia.
Much like Dogecoin, the cryptocurrency inspired by the bug-eyed Shiba Inu Internet meme, Coinye is based on the virtual currency bitcoin.
AllThingsD re/invented. Re/code revealed!
The former Googler ran a giant $15 billion-plus business there.
Content is king and Intel didn’t have any, Krzanich said in an interview.
And takes a (very subtle) poke at Netflix.
