Inside Digg's Race to Build the New Google Reader
Andrew McLaughlin is, like, California-enthusiastic. Like, we’re-totally-going-to-do-this-guys enthusiastic. The 43 year-old CEO of the recently re-imagined Digg is a believer in the way the Internet can make the world better. He grins a lot, gesticulates madly when he wants to get across an idea. Sometimes you feel like he’s trying to try to talk you into joining something. He’s like that today.
Welcome to Google Island
The soft, froggy voice startled me. I turned around to face an approaching figure. It was Larry Page, naked, save for a pair of eyeglasses. “Welcome to Google Island. I hope my nudity doesn't bother you. We're completely committed to openness here. Search history. Health data. Your genetic blueprint. One way to express this is by removing clothes to foster experimentation. It's something I learned
The Software Revolution Behind LinkedIn's Gushing Profits
LinkedIn took a huge risk pausing all development for two months as it switched to a turbocharged new system known as "continuous deployment." The gamble paid off big: LinkedIn now releases new web and app features twice per day, compared with once per month before. Amid a barrage of new products, its stock has more than tripled in less than two years. LinkedIn is a Wall Street darling, its stock
MiiVerse Turns Wii U Games Into Social Spaces
We test the Wii U's MiiVerse features (its online social forum for each game). In a single button press our families discover that it turns games into social experiences. The Wii U has been with us for some time now and I've tried it out on a variety of different families. It's been interesting to see the different reactions to it. Some people get it straight away while others are more of a slow b
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