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Archives for July 2014
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The company said the adjusted forecast was due to its plans to “reinvest aggressively.”
The league says the fast-lane proposal is a bad idea since consumers are likely to pay the price.
Big loss in the second quarter. But why?
Sure, Facebook makes a ton of money from app install ads. But the company doesn’t want to focus on that.
The golden days of immediate search engine domination are over.
A step toward turning the social network’s communications app into a more robust offering.
The fact that Africa skipped landlines -- and will skip PCs in favor of smartphones -- is a fascinating statement about technological evolution.
What happened to one of the sharing economy’s flagship companies?
And Wall Street seems just fine with that.
The joint venture will take a majority stake in the YouTube network, valuing it at more than $200 million.
Every time a startup is funded, a VC gets his wings.
Twitter wants Wall Street to give it credit for people who don’t use the service. So it needs advertisers to do the same.
Captain Kirk is displeased with Facebook’s newest app, as are hackers with the Israeli government.