Money Archive
Archives for November 2014
“Having a canine subject in a national news event produced coverage of a story that was 80 percent as large as the effect of the difference between being NYT front-page and back-page worthy.”
Read CFO Ken Goldman’s lips: No new taxes!
Come on, Barbie. Have you learned nothing since your 1992 “Math class is tough!” gaffe?
The last few years has been a period of policy ferment on the right in a way it hasn’t been on the left.
Let the iAd automation begin.
A new bundle -- not for cable TV, but indie websites like MetaFilter and the Toast.
The investments come with strategic relationships that could prove even more valuable.
Back-stabbing schadenfreude is one of the key characteristics of Silicon Valley, which comes right before extravagantly public forgiveness.
ISIS’s video of the murder of American hostage Peter Kassig is part of a much bigger media strategy.
Uber has an image problem, Kalanick admitted. You think?
Nerds help us.
This is going to be an excellent evening. See you there.
CEO Kazuo Hirai promised to unveil a longer-term growth plan for the entire company before the end of March 2015.
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