Pinterest is at a point where it is getting serious about making money. Anyone who threatens that is out.
Pinterest -- not just for pinning anymore. Buy, buy, buy.
The former Marine came to Pinterest from big jobs at both Google and Facebook, making him a big hire for the San Francisco-based startup when he arrived in 2012.
The first great Internet company served as the breeding ground for the Web’s first wave of leading executives.
And SpaceX is now worth $10 billion, thanks to Google and Fidelity.
Promoted Pins are about to get a lot more accurate.
Pinterest is also unveiling the “Pinstitute,” an effort to share best practices for promoting brands on the site.
You should, too!
First rule: Do not call them Pinfluencers. Or Pinstars. Or, most of all, Pinlebrities.
“Would a bank not be willing to work with a gynecologist? They look at vaginas all day.”
The site translates decor photos into shopping lists.
A new mentorship program will connect women in tech roles with newbies.
LinkedIn’s annual list includes Lytro, Coursera and Fitbit.
Can Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer make it rain? Or will she get soaked?
A pretty picture is worth ... well, the online content distribution company is not saying!
Pinterest has a new strategy for getting brands on its service: Show, don’t tell.
Oh, it’s on.
Pinterest looks to keep users on the platform while they chat.
Because it can’t live off affiliate fees forever.
The startup raises $1.5 million from Science and other backers to help video-makers produce low-cost plugs.
Lopp and Baxley both have prominent public presences outside of work, which is especially rare at Apple.
Keep your friends close, but your enemies closer.
Re/code staff went on the airwaves to discuss last week’s big tech headlines.
Chalk up another $200 million from existing investors.
Pro tip: Money still can’t buy happiness. (It can buy marshmallows, though.)
Pinterest search is built to be manipulated with swipes rather than typing, and it’s based on discovery rather than finding.
Should your company join them?
The environmental group praises Apple, Facebook and Google for committing to 100 percent renewable power.
Every social app will confront this fact.
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Relatively speaking, that is.
The big show goes on, but it’s not where most big game-changers get launched.