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Is Elon Musk the Right Person to Take Twitter Private?

Higher Ed
Elon Musk is taking Twitter private and is expected to make some major changes. Bloomberg's Brad Stone speaks on "Bloomberg Markets: The Close."
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Curated Video

Teen With Autism Exceeds Expectations, Gets Accepted To College

Higher Ed
Christian Walker says he was accepted to five colleges.
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Bloomberg

Meta Says the Physical Store Is 'Not an Experiment'

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Meta, Facebook's parent company, opened its first physical store on May 9 near its Reality Labs headquarters in California. The company hopes access to artificial reality and virtual reality hardware will get consumers excited about the...
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Curated Video

Senators Seek Answers on Cambridge Analytica

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Former Cambridge Analytica researcher Christopher Wylie testified before members of the Senate Judiciary Committee on Wednesday, as they seek answers into how the London-based firm misused Facebook data during the 2016 U.S. presidential...
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Bloomberg

Alphabet, Meta, Twitter Subpoenaed by Jan. 6 Panel

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The House Select Committee investigating the Jan. 6, 2021 attack on the Capitol has issued subpoenas against Alphabet, Meta Platforms, Twitter and Reddit. Bloomberg's Emily Chang reports on "Bloomberg Markets: The Close."
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Bloomberg

The Power of Network Effects: A VC Masterclass

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NFX Founding Partner James Currier joins Emily Chang to discuss how NFX has built free software for founders to find the right investors, and why it is now launching a free masterclass on network effects and scaling businesses.
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Bloomberg

Wedbush Securities' Arounian on Tech Earnings

Higher Ed
Ygal Arounian, Managing Director, Internet Equity Research at Wedbush Securities, discusses tech earnings. He speaks with Shery Ahn and Paul Allen on "Bloomberg Daybreak: Asia".
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Bloomberg

Alexis Wilkinson on Chris Rock, First Lady & Obama Kids

Higher Ed
Dec. 1 -- The president of the Harvard Lampoon tries to imagine how a social media person told Michelle Obama to dance with a turnip, and other topics. (Source: Bloomberg)
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Bloomberg

Chris Hughes Wants to Break Up Facebook

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May.17 -- Former Facebook co-founder Chris Hughes is calling for the break up of Facebook, and said Mark Zuckerberg's "power is unprecedented and un-American." Sally Hubbard, director of enforcement policy at the Open Markets Institute,...
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Bloomberg

Instagram Influencers Won't Be Allowed to Promote Vaping

Higher Ed
Dec.18 -- Instagram is finally making rules to govern content in influencer advertising. It won't let them promote vaping. Bloomberg Technology's Sarah Frier reports on "Bloomberg Technology."
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The Recount

Holy Zuck: Shareholders Put Facebook CEO on Blast

Higher Ed
It’s a clash of the political factions up on Capitol Hill as a government shutdown looms on the near horizon. In new lawsuits, shareholders claim Facebook overpaid on an FTC fine in order to protect CEO Mark Zuckerberg from personal...
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Bloomberg

Facebook Tries to Stop Companies From Spying on Users

Higher Ed
Facebook's Head of Security Policy Nathaniel Gleicher tells Emily Chang why a collective effort is needed to derail the "surveillance-for-hire" industry.
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Bloomberg

Why New York City Could Be the Next Silicon Valley

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Mar.05 -- Michael Loeb, chief executive officer of Loeb.nyc, and Matt Harris, managing director at Bain Capital, discuss the venture capital investment environment in New York City and Amazon.com Inc.'s decision to pull out of the city...
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Bloomberg

Long-Term Investment View: Technology

Higher Ed
Feb.21 -- Kim Lew, Carnegie Corporation CIO, says its imperative that long-term investors have the ability to predict the impact of technology on companies. She speaks with Gillian Tett of the Financial Times, Seema Hingorani of Morgan...
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Bloomberg

Slack CEO on Future of Work

Higher Ed
Slack CEO Stewart Butterfield talks to Emily Chang about the new functionalities announced at the Slack Frontiers conference and how they will help remote teams work and collaborate more efficiently. Also: what is the "Digital HQ," and...
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Bloomberg

Streaming Industry Dominates Emmy Award Season

Higher Ed
Sep.20 -- EpyllionCo Managing Partner Matthew Ball speaks with Emily Chang about streaming companies like Netflix winning multiple Emmy awards and the integration of virtual worlds as the metaverse economy continues to grow.
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Bloomberg

Rocket Fuel CEO: How to Advertise in the Digital Age

Higher Ed
Dec. 3 -- George John, chairman and CEO of Rocket Fuel, discusses marketing in the digital age with Bloomberg's Leslie Picker on ""Street Smart."" (Source: Bloomberg)
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Bloomberg

FCC Takes First Step to Rescind Net Neutrality Rules

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May.18 -- Larry Downes, Georgetown Center for Business and Public Policy project manager, and David Kirkpatrick, Techonomy's chief executive officer, discuss the FCC's vote to begin rolling back Obama-era net neutrality rules. They speak...
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Bloomberg

Cómo China bloquea los sitios web más populares del mundo

Higher Ed
Oct.19-- ¿Qué es lo que Facebook, YouTube y Google tienen en común? Las personas no tienen acceso a ellos en China. Así es como el gobierno restringe duramente el acceso a internet a 731 millones de usuarios. Bloomberg QuickTake.
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Bloomberg

The Winners and Losers From the Tech Earnings Bonanza

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Jul.27 -- Bloomberg Intelligence's Paul Sweeney takes a look at the winners and losers from the tech earnings season. He speaks on "Bloomberg Markets."
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Bloomberg

Thompson de DTCC: Hay que regular instituciones financieras

Higher Ed
May.02-- Larry Thompson, vicepresidente de The Depository Trust and Clearing Corporation, habla de la necesidad de regulaciones de tecnología financiera con relación a los ciberataques. Habla con Yvonne Man y Betty Liu en "Bloomberg...
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Bloomberg

NBA Commissioner Emeritus David Stern on Sports Rights and Jay-Z NFL Deal

Higher Ed
Aug.29 -- National Basketball Association Commissioner Emeritus David Stern discusses the fight for television sports rights and Jay-Z's controversial NFL deal. He speaks with Bloomberg's Scarlet Fu, Ed Hammond and Caroline Hyde on...
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Curated Video

DOJ Proposes Rolling Back Legal Protection For Tech Companies

Higher Ed
The Justice Department wants Congress to roll back a law that protects platforms from legal liability for content posted on their sites.
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Bloomberg

An ETF With the Entrepreneurial Spirit...Minus Tesla

Higher Ed
Sep.12 -- Bloomberg's Eric Balchunas and Scarlet Fu break down the ERShares Entrepreneur 30 ETF (ticker: ENTR ) and discuss the fund with Joel Shulman, founder of Entrepreneur Shares and professor at Babson College.