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Ads for Snapchat’s Live Stories feature are going for hundreds of thousands of dollars a day.
Technology continues to evolve and give us more ways to communicate and invoke emotion with words, audio, images, digital touch and whatever comes next.
The “mad as hell” rant, phosphorus triangles and more.
BuzzFeed’s main brains say the site still gets lots of traffic from cats -- and dresses -- but is increasingly doing high-impact journalism on multiple platforms.
Snapchat’s young co-founder and CEO joined the Re/code bosses onstage at Code for a conversation about issues that won’t go away anytime soon.
Powerful individuals at tech firms can come to personify the company, for better or worse.
Snapchat’s new funding, Path sold itself and more news from Silicon Valley.
Ad tech, robotic pills and more funding news.
A liberal firebrand and a Silicon Beach curiosity.
He’s sorry.
“I think that people are making riskier investments and ... there will be a correction,” he said.
Evan Spiegel wants people to watch more videos. So Snapchat is (probably) going to make it easier to watch videos.
Snapchat’s reticent CEO sits down with Re/code’s Swisher and Mossberg.
Another day, another messaging app that wants to explore e-commerce.
Here are the themes Kara and Walt plan to explore with this year’s speakers.
Spiegel talked about passing up $3 billion during a commencement speech at USC on Friday.
Snapchat’s Discover ads are a lot cheaper than they were a few months back.
Here are four more top-notch speakers for our annual event from Xiaomi, Sprint, Reddit and GoPro.
Brand Stories are gone -- for now.
While Re/code is politically neutral, we’re highlighting disruptive figures and big issues at our second Code conference, and Sen. Warren perfectly fits that bill.
Do you always feel like somebody’s watching you? They are -- because the eyes have it.
Twice as many teens use Facebook as Twitter or Google+, a new study found.
“What does it mean?” a marketing team imagined the Internet saying.
Spoiler: Not a lot of old folks are Snapchatting (for now).
CEO Jonah Peretti explains why, in an exclusive interview.
Money makes the world go round. Lots of money even more.
Re/code on TV? You betcha!
Also, Ellen Pao took the stand for four days in the Kleiner Perkins gender discrimination trial this week.
CEO Evan Spiegel wanted more hands-on control of the hot startup that White has helped turbocharge.
Advertisers are paying big for Snapchat. Because teens.
The Facebook veteran is leaving for personal reasons.
The Internet started here in LA in October 1969, with a digital message sent from a computer at UCLA to a computer at Stanford University in Palo Alto.
“Part of the price of that success, of getting that audience, is [that] we’ve not sold as many subscriptions as we would have liked,” Mark Thompson said.
Cyber security, NSA spying, the Healthcare.gov debacle and does the commander-in-chief Snapchat?
Where will last week’s data breach at Anthem place on the 2015 list?
And Twitter introduced two new features in one week.