Adria Richards’ Response, Facebook’s New Ad Plan and Finding the Next Steve Jobs: The AllThingsD Week In Review 3/24/13 — 3/30/13
For our readers who are not inclined to constantly hit the refresh button, here’s a quick look back the top 10 stories that drove AllThingsD this week:
- Yahoo Paid $30 Million in Cash for 18 Months of Young Summly Entrepreneur’s Time
- iTunes Not Exactly Break-Even Anymore
- Fired SendGrid Developer Evangelist Adria Richards Speaks Out
- Another Reason Google Reader Died: Increased Concern About Privacy and Compliance
- A Smarter Calendar for iPhone
- BlackBerry’s Million-Smartphone Mystery Partner: Brightstar
- Facebook’s New Ad Plan Is the Web’s Old Plan
- New Flipboard: News and Posts Handpicked and Shared
- Sony’s High-End Xperia ZL Comes to U.S. at a Hefty $719
- Q&A: Atari Founder Nolan Bushnell on Innovation, the “Next Steve Jobs” and Why Mobile Games Are “Over”
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