Snapchat


“Snapchat’s interface is so intuitive now!” says nobody.


Don’t forget about Yahoo Japan. And Softbank. And Masa Son.


Snapchat won’t see a penny from this, and is probably just fine with that.


Do Snapchat’s 100 million users want to see media from big publishers like CNN? We’ll find out soon.


Randall is out Just a few months after Snapchat’s first ads.


Also pulling in new money: Vuzix, Scribd, Beepi and TinyPulse.


Re/coders shared their thoughts on the latest tech headlines with TV audiences this week.


As Plato’s teacher knew -- and as every fresh report of the tech sector’s abusive behavior should remind us -- a little knowledge can be a dangerous thing.


The Snapchat CEO shared his reaction to the leak on Twitter Wednesday.
Shaun McBride has turned Snapchatting into a full-time job.


Snapchat adds sponsored content within user Stories.


Plus the latest Apple news and Barbie’s latest bungle.


Plus, a discussion of connected women, and Mozilla swaps Google search for Yahoo


Snapcash allows users to send each other money via private messages on Snapchat.


Boomio is a social network for music that you may want to tune into.


For homeless teenagers, cellphones are not a luxury item -- they’re a necessity.


Influential Paly High gets a new hub for its seven publications -- and a Woj check.


Snapchat will run its first ever advertisement over the weekend.


Its kinda-ephemeral (buzzword alert!) video messages disappear in two weeks.


Whether it was a hack of Snapchat or not, the Snappening raises questions about the app’s API.


Deleting Web and mobile app accounts can be comically difficult. This needs to change.


The man building Oracle’s cloud built Google’s App Engine.


“First -- Mike, have you ever sexted on Snapchat?” Couric inquired.


Look at Apple’s artificial butt to see how it simulates sitting on an iPhone.


Can Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer make it rain? Or will she get soaked?


Some big new guns for the ephemeral messaging service.


You’ve never heard of the people onstage at DigiTour’s sold-out shows. Exactly, says its CEO.




Hint: The plan will involve lots of digital.


Is there something in the water?


The concerts feature artists scouted from YouTube and Vine for events that, so far, have sold 120,000 total tickets.


Yes, a talking stuffed cat.


Our talking heads chat about all the stuff Apple is going to show off in a couple weeks -- as well as some tech that doesn’t come from Cupertino.


Get ready for September 9.


Marketers are putting Instagram’s newest app to the test.