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Inside Dropbox’s Reverse-Engineered Company Culture
Both Dropbox’s product and its company culture seem to be about thinking something through and intuiting what it’s capable of.
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Fresh Off Rebranding Effort, Hightail Lands $34 Million in New Funding
New mission. New name. New money.
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Dropbox Seeks Funding Round at $8 Billion Valuation
Online-storage service Dropbox Inc. is raising a funding round that could value it at more than $8 billion, according to people familiar with the situation, though new figures reveal its revenue growth is decelerating.Dropbox Goes Business Class With New Enterprise Tools
Two Dropboxes in one are better than two Dropboxes.
With 120M Users, Google Drive Gets Tighter Integration With Gmail
“We’re trying to unify the file experience across Google and then beyond,” said Scott Johnston.
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Sold Is Sold to Dropbox (Yes, I Just Wrote That)
Dropbox today has bought e-commerce middleman for consumers Sold, according to a post on Sold’s site. The service will no longer be accepting items, the Boston-based startup said. Terms of the deal were not disclosed, but Sold had only had a small round of seed funding from Google Ventures and Greylock Partners, among others.Voices
The Big Email Opportunity
The decades-old enterprise email model to which users are so firmly wedded is cracking.
Google CIO Ben Fried Clarifies Remarks on Dropbox
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Google CIO Ben Fried on How Google Works
It’s the CIO’s paradox of balancing control and empowerment, the old approach and the new: Fried says no to Dropbox, maybe to Windows, yes to BYOD — but only if it’s a phone or tablet.
Prominent Dropbox Executive Ruchi Sanghvi Is Leaving the Company
Ruchi Sanghvi, VP of operations at Dropbox, is stepping away from the company.
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Tech Firms Rally, Expecting Justice Department to Oppose Transparency Requests
Apple, Dropbox, Facebook, Google, Mozilla, Reddit, Tumblr, Twitter, Yahoo and other tech companies today sent a letter to the heads of the U.S. Senate and House Judiciary Committees in support of proposed legislation that would allow them to publish statistics about secret national security surveillance orders. The Center for Democracy & Technology, which organized the group, said the letter was timed to coincide with the U.S. Justice Department’s filing of a brief with the FISA court today opposing many of those companies’ requests to disclose information about when it asks them for user data.
