Money Archive
Archives for November 2014
Google’s Nest is running its first TV ads. They’re good, in a self-conscious, winking way.
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Like me! That’s why I’m sharing this Johnny Depp video with you.
A new poll shows Americans (as well as people worldwide) wildly overestimate their country’s unemployment rate.
Damn. I almost successfully made it through 2014 without publicly using the term “platisher.”
After running the giant video joint venture for six years, Caraeff says he “will take a moment to clear my head.”
The new investment is expected to total $40 million to $60 million.
Facebook is changing the game for brand advertisers.
The main platform for which the product was created no longer exists.
It can’t be measured and may not even exist, but this variable controls our economic fate.
What is the Silicon Valley fixture up to?
You thought the headline would use “area man,” right?
He used to run a really big tech site. Now Eldon is running Hoodline, a site that covers (some of) San Francisco.
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- The Supreme Court will decide when the police can use your phone to track you
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- Israel’s critics are winning the battle for the Democratic Party
- Why it feels like there’s never enough time for your relationships