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Here’s how every social media company is trying to adopt subscriptions
For the longest time, social media companies have rallied on the fact that their service is “free” to use. All these companies banked on showing ads and getting some user data in return to let them use social networks without any charge. Now with declining revenues and tough global economic conditions, social networks are resorting […]
Here’s how every social media company is trying to adopt subscriptions by Ivan Mehta originally published on TechCrunch
Make Better, Faster Decisions Using This Simple 3-Step Framework
As a leader, don’t get caught up in perfectionism. Adept leaders should know when to take action.
25 Habits of Toxic Friends and How to Deal With Them
The Journal of the American Medical Association reports that negative relationships can lead to serious health problems.
A Stranded Sailor Survived Off of Ketchup While Lost at Sea for 24 Days. Now Heinz Wants to Give Him More Than Just Ketchup Packets.
Heinz has been looking for sailor Elvis Francois with the help of the hashtag “#findtheketchupboatguy.”
Of course the Adobe-Figma deal is anti-competitive
If the Adobe-Figma deal isn’t anti-competitive, then what is?
Of course the Adobe-Figma deal is anti-competitive by Alex Wilhelm originally published on TechCrunch
Dish hit by multi-day outage after reported cyberattack
U.S. satellite television provider Dish is experiencing a multi-day outage after a reported cyberattack, with customers unable to access streams, services or their accounts. The disruption began early on Thursday when Dish customers said they could not access their television services or pay their bills. The outage appears to affect Dish’s main websites, apps, and […]
Dish hit by multi-day outage after reported cyberattack by Carly Page originally published on TechCrunch
Pizzeria Gets Burned for ‘Now Hiring Non-Stupid People’ Sign
An Ohio pizza joint served up a lot of laughs and a little bit of controversy with its help-wanted sign.
‘Yesterday Never Happened and Tomorrow Never Will’: Why Your Business Strategy Needs to Use This Motto
Our problems are in the past, but solving them is what we can do today.
Bending Spoons lays off 129 Evernote staffers
Months after acquiring Evernote, Milan-based app developer Bending Spoons has made steep cuts at the note-taking and task management app. Layoffs took place at Evernote on Friday, February 17, an Evernote spokesperson confirmed to TechCrunch, affecting 129 people. “This was a difficult — yet necessary — decision as we pursue our ambitious plans for Evernote,” […]
Bending Spoons lays off 129 Evernote staffers by Kyle Wiggers originally published on TechCrunch