Snapchat
Snap is full of video, but it’s never streamed live video before.
That’s up from $58 million in 2016.
Snap added almost nine million new users last quarter, its best since mid-2016.
There’s still hope Snap can turn things around.
Do people want to buy stuff inside Snapchat? Looks like Snapchat wants to find out.
CEO Dave Finocchio says Snapchat is interesting, too — but Instagram is where Bleacher Report is making money.
Conrad joined Snap almost two years ago from Pandora.
Snap will finally let publishers embed Snapchat Stories on their websites.
Carey says advertising-dependent web publishers remind him of Buzz Lightyear in “Toy Story” — and that’s not a compliment.
Snap is far from the simple ephemeral messaging app it once was.
Jonathan Wegener joined Snap in January to work on product. Now he’s gone.
Good news, Snap investors.
Snap is opening up its AR platform to everyone.
No, Louie, your mom still won’t let you get Grand Theft Auto.
Spiegel is No. 47 on the Recode 100.
Kara Swisher’s son Louie returns to Too Embarrassed to Ask: “My English paper is more important than collusion.”
Its simplified new app looks slicker, but Snap’s longtime focus on personal relationships isn’t going to change.
The refreshed app is not that different, but now the personal and the professional part ways.
Snapchat will let advertisers pay to push a Story to more people.
Yes, Evan Spiegel is still good at making products. They just might not be products everyone wants to use.
Turns out ESPN doesn’t have the rights to show NFL football inside Snapchat.
It’s currently worth less than a third of its IPO value.
Katie Nolan will host the show multiple times per week, along with other ESPN talent.
More than 162 million Snap shares traded hands today.
It’s been a busy week for Snap. And it’s not over yet.
This is a big deal.
That’s the third straight bad quarter for Snap.
Snap reports Q3 earnings on Tuesday.
Recently released data shows that where you are matters a lot for how you use Snapchat.
Snaps > tweets.
Snap has partnered with TripAdvisor, Foursquare and others.
The latest tech IPOs have so far been greeted by stock market approval.
Spiegel says he “underestimated” the importance of communicating as a public company.
A closer look at what some of tech’s largest platforms have found as Congress continues to investigate.
A sign of the times.
The company has also made a small number of layoffs, according to Bloomberg.
Snapchat still has a bigger share of new users in the U.S. — but not for long.
Taking a selfie will never be the same.
Student papers from Berkeley, Texas A&M, Wisconsin and Syracuse are coming to Snapchat.