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LivingSocial CTO and Co-Founder Departs Company
A high-level departure at the social deals site.
Facebook Names Mike Schroepfer CTO
The former VP of Engineering gets a nice title bump.
Twitter Firms Up Top Ranks With CTO, Tightens Product and Design Roles
More changes at the top for Twitter’s C-Suite.
Dreamworks Animation Names New CTO
Lincoln Wallen promoted to top tech job at Hollywood animation studio.
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Zynga Loses Cloud Tech Expert Allan Leinwand to ServiceNow
Zynga’s CTO of Infrastructure Allan Leinwand has left the social games company, reports GigaOm, which says the executive has assumed a similar role at ServiceNow. Leinwand was a key executive helping to shift the company from Amazon’s cloud services to its own infrastructure. Leinwand follows a string of other departures as the company’s stock continues to trade near all-time lows.News Byte
OpenTable Hires eHarmony’s Joseph Essas as CTO
OpenTable, which helps restaurants take reservations online, has appointed Joseph Essas to the position of CTO, effective July 18. Previously, Essas was CTO at eHarmony; before that, he served as VP of Engineering of Yahoo’s search-marketing division. In March, OpenTable announced it was on a hunt for a new executive, after it said Charles McCullough, who was the SVP of Engineering, was leaving the company.Ford’s CTO Drives New Silicon Valley Office Opening (Video)
Can the auto giant go full-geek? And, more to the point, when do we get flying cars?
Using a Cloud Service at the Office Without Permission? You’re Not Alone.
That cloud service you think your boss doesn’t know about?
Exclusive: Facebook CTO Bret Taylor Departs (For Start-Ups Unknown)
A top-level departure at the social networking giant, especially in the wake of continued intense media and investor scrutiny over its rocky IPO last month.
Talking About Security Bores the Boss, Survey Shows
A survey by a computer security company finds a big gap between how worried CEOs are about hacking attacks versus the people responsible for fending off those attacks.