Business Insider Moments ago, legendary fund manager Jeff Gundlach sent a warning to Apple shareholders during a public webcast. During the QA, one of the listeners asked if Gundlach could see Apple going to $700 per share. “I don’t know,” answered Gundlach. “Maybe.” But Gundlach followed that with a word of caution. He noted...
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Facebook Mark Zuckerberg was refreshingly candid speaking today at TechCrunch Disrupt. One part of his talk that’s going to draw a lot of scrutiny was when he was talking about the company’s search efforts. Zuckerberg said that Facebook has one billion queries on a daily basis and it’s basically doing that without trying. He...
The ongoing saga over one Occupy Wall Street protestor’s Twitter data is about to get even more serious. Malcolm Harris, one of over 700 demonstrators arrested on the Brooklyn Bridge last year, was fighting the New York District Attorney’s request for the data when a Manhattan judge ruled in July that Twitter had to...
Zappar’s self-stated goal is to “make the world a little less boring,” and they are well on that path. TNW spoke with Zappar recently, and then interviewed the company’s own Caspar Thykier about just what the company is up to, where it’s going, and how it may help take augmented reality from the dreams of...
During a panel at TechCrunch Disrupt today, Trigger Street’s Dana Brunetti noted that in his view, Silicon Valley will likely become a major funding source for original content soon. For a company like Google, after all, offering a few million dollars to produce the next episode of a show like MadMen and to put...
Those lucky folks in the Nordics just recently got access to an on-demand, over-the-top HBO service that bears more than a passing resemblance to HBO GO, but we here in the States haven’t been quite as fortunate. Our own Ryan Lawler up brought the Nordic situation with HBO Senior VP of Digital Platforms Alison...
Shawn Clover The 1906 earthquake in San Francisco lasted only 42 seconds but it led to out-of-control fires that raged for days. Buildings collapsed and burnt, sinkholes opened up, railroad tracks and cable cars were damaged. Some 25,000 buildings perished in the fires, 20,000 people were displaced, and 90% of San Francisco was destroyed....