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Facebook Invites Press to “See What We’re Building” Next Week
Facebook couldn’t help but insert itself into the CES conversation today, announcing an event at its Menlo Park headquarters next week. The invitation, which asks reporters to “come and see what we’re building,” is noteworthy because it has been a while since the company opened its own doors for something official. The proceedings kick off at 10 am PT Tuesday, Jan. 15.
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Facebook Plans Press Event for “Gifts” November 1
Here’s yet another tech company with a press event lined up for the next couple weeks: Facebook is inviting reporters to “come see what’s new with Facebook Gifts” at the FAO Schwarz store in Manhattan Nov. 1. Facebook unveiled the ability to buy physical gifts for other users last month.
Q: Can Facebook Shares Go Lower? A: How Well Can You Limbo?
Down and down it goes — and where it stops, nobody knows.
Khosla Ventures Hires Ex-Yahoo Mojgan Khalili as Comms Partner
Every time a fund is raised, a new marketing VC gets wings.
Here’s Dan Loeb’s Letter to Investors About the Value of Yahoo’s Alibaba Stake
China is emperor at Yahoo, says activist shareholder.
Roadshow: CEO Pincus Not Selling Shares in Upcoming Zynga IPO
While he has recently been portrayed as Mr. Potter of Silicon Valley, it looks like the online gaming leader will not get greedy in the IPO.
President Obama’s LinkedIn Town Hall: The Other Silicon Valley Jobs Event
Here’s an idea to get more jobs for the citizens of the U.S.of A.: Fantastic high-speed wireless access!
CrunchFund? Unethical Ventures? Pig Pile Partners? No Matter What You Call It, It’s Business as Usual in Silicon Valley.
It’s a giant, filthy mud puddle of conflicts of interest in Silicon Valley, but everybody’s in the cesspool, it seems.
Exclusive: Groupon’s Mason Tells Troops in Feisty Internal Memo: “It Looks Good.”
Facing a barrage of negative press about its upcoming IPO, Groupon CEO and co-founder Andrew Mason took up a pen to counter critics of the social buying service in a pugnacious email to employees.
Rupert Murdoch Answers a New Set of Questions Today
The News Corp. CEO gets ready to meet the press — and Wall Street — during his company’s earnings call this afternoon.