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Interview: Bill Gates Talks About Tech Innovations for Vaccines Ahead of Global Confab
Solve this: One child every 20 seconds dies from a disease that could have been prevented by an existing vaccine.
Twitter Comms Chief Adds Consumer Marketing to List of Duties
An expanded role for Twitter VP of communications Gabriel Stricker.
Twitter Untangles Its Overgrown Org Chart
A look at Twitter’s new and improved organizational structure, including the company’s problematic history between departments.
News Byte
Next Up on Chinese Hacking Media List: The Washington Post
According to a report in the New York Times, along with that newspaper, The Wall Street Journal and Bloomberg, another media organization targeted by hackers apparently originating out of China is the Washington Post. But, it might be worse than that. Outgoing Secretary of State Hillary Clinton addressed the issue in her final meeting with reporters, noting: “We have seen over the last years an increase in not only the hacking attempts on government institutions but also nongovernmental ones. [The Chinese] are not the only people who are hacking us.”Yahoo’s De Castro Begins Reorg of Ad Sales Unit
Can the Henrique Way — that is to say, a version of the Google Way — fix what ails the Silicon Valley Internet giant’s biggest business?
As Yahoo Sales Reorg Proceeds, Former Interclick CEO Katz Departs
The well-known ad exec’s exit from the Silicon Valley Internet giant was less than amicable.
In “Seismic Shift,” New COO De Castro Planning to Move Yahoo Ad Sales to Category Model (Backed Up by “Marissa Halo”)
Henrique shakes up Yahoo’s go-to-market strategy.
Valley Cred: Samsung Plans to Open New Start-Up Accelerator in Downtown Palo Alto
While it’s not quite Oppa Gangnam style, it is a big move for the Korean mobile and consumer electronics giant.
News Byte
Should Twitter Ban Hamas?
Should Twitter allow named terrorist groups to continue to tweet? Not according to a group of Republican House members, who have asked the Federal Bureau of Investigation to force the San Francisco-based social communications company to ban accounts of organizations such as Hamas and Hezbollah. “The FBI and Twitter must recognize sooner rather than later that social media is a tool for the terrorists,” said a letter fro, Rep. Ted Poe of Texas.Associated Content Founder Beatty to Helm TechStars Boulder Program
A star to help potential stars.