1. techonomy
    The Reports of Silicon Valley’s Unpopularity Have Been Greatly ExaggeratedIt’s just not that widespread.
  2. inversion aversion
    Walgreens Decides Not to Anger PresidentGood call!
  3. the taxi wars
    Uber and Lyft Both Launch Carpool Services to Let You Share Rides With StrangersMore backseat awkwardness, hooray!
  4. hack attack
    The Times’ Terrifying, Overstated Hack StoryWhew.
  5. zuck’d
    Why Your Facebook Feed Suddenly Looks More Emotional Than UsualThe social network has embraced mawkishness as an advertising strategy.
  6. digital dragnet
    Google Scans User’s Email, Finds Child PornThe upside of surveillance?
  7. bicoastal explainers
    12 San Francisco Tech Obsessions That New Yorkers Haven’t Discovered YetA primer on the future.
  8. barging in
    What Happened to the Glorious, Mysterious Google Barge?It’s just … gone?
  9. twitter chatter
    Are Twitter’s Ghost Users a Problem or an Asset?What does it mean to “use” Twitter, anyway?
  10. the sock market
    The Sock Race: Testing Out New York’s Same-Day Delivery Start-upsHow four companies fared at bringing me socks on a tight deadline.
  11. wait-lyfting
    New York City Is Loving Lyft Into UselessnessNew Yorkers like free stuff — who knew?
  12. white men with money
    Rich Guy Is Pretty Sure His Megayacht Counts As PhilanthropyMhmmmm.
  13. prime’s up
    Is Amazon’s Free Ride Over? There are still no profits, and investor patience is (finally) wearing thin.
  14. start-up drama
    A Start-up Guru Has Enraged Israeli Techies“I cannot separate Paul’s continued views about Israel from YC.”
  15. Thomas Friedman Loves Airbnb for All the Wrong ReasonsIt’s not about trust, it’s about money.
  16. microtacky
    Microsoft Just Laid Off Thousands of Employees With a Hilariously Bad MemoThis email. I just can’t even
  17. type talk
    Google Is Designing the Font of the Future. Here’s How.It’s called “Roboto,” and it works on everything.
  18. the valley politic
    Is Rand Paul’s Silicon Valley Charm Offensive Working?Will tech Stand With Rand?
  19. smoke show
    E-Cigarettes Are Pulling an Uber on the Tobacco IndustryA new merger sheds light on Big Tobacco’s e-cig fears.
  20. benghazi
    The Benghazi Scandal Was Great for CitigroupWall Street can profit from anything.
  21. ink-stained robots
    Robots Are Invading the News Business, and It’s Great for JournalistsDon’t fear the revolution.
  22. market follies
    Nonexistent Social Network Worth $4 BillionWhat bubble?
  23. the taxi wars
    Uber Competitor Lyft Launches in Brooklyn and QueensPink mustaches, welcome to New York.
  24. pirates
    This App Will Liberate Your Streaming Video So that’s cool.
  25. there’s an app for that
    How 33 Famous New Yorkers Use Their PhonesWe asked.
  26. the taxi wars
    UberX Is Now Cheaper Than Taking a Regular Taxi in New YorkThe price wars continue.
  27. ion the prize
    The Most Annoying Problem in Computing Is Still UnsolvedBut Google is working on it.
  28. The Euphoric Reaction to June’s Jobs ReportPeople are excited about JOBS!
  29. goldman gods
    Is Goldman Sachs a ‘Boys’ Club’? This Lawsuit Claims It IsStrip clubs, slow promotions, and unequal pay.
  30. i’m yelling tinder
    Tinder Just Suspended Its Co-Founder After an Ugly Sexual Harassment LawsuitA female Tinder co-founder alleges she was called a “whore,” among many other gross things.
  31. zuck’d
    Does Facebook’s Emotional Manipulation Make It a Bad Source of News?Facebook’s social tinkering could give us an incomplete view of the world.
  32. labor pains
    Unions Get a Bruise From the Supreme Court, But Avoid a Knockout PunchThe decision in Harris v. Quinn could have been much, much worse.
  33. cord-cutters
    Aereo Stopped Working This MorningProbably for good.
  34. black and white and dead all over
    Here’s What the Future of Reading Looks LikeE-readers are dead. So are bookstores. What’s left?
  35. google earth
    Google, the Populist?Google is stepping up its play for the masses.
  36. cord-cutters
    Aereo Meets Its MakerThe streaming-TV start-up just got crushed by the Supreme Court.
  37. big brother
    Google Wants to Be Your RoommateWill this be the end of privacy?
  38. the way we talk now
    Why Are We Still Calling the Things in Our Pockets ‘Cell Phones’?The phones are the least exciting things about them.
  39. Elon Musk Is in an Empire State of MindThe Tesla Motors billionaire is using New York as his next sandbox.
  40. prime time
    Forget About 3-D: Amazon’s New Phone Is a Subscription-Selling MachineThe explanation for the Amazon phone is simple: Amazon Prime.
  41. free to 3d you and me
    Before Amazon’s New Phone: 9 Other Landmarks in 3-D TechnologyAmazon is following in lots and lots of three-dimensional footsteps.
  42. zuck’d
    Facebook’s New Disappearing-Photo App Looks a Lot Like SnapchatExcept you have to send photos in order to receive them.
  43. disruptopia
    Let’s All Stop Saying ‘Disrupt’ Right This InstantIt doesn’t mean what you think it does.
  44. The Complete Guide to Anonymous AppsEvery way to vent, confess, and share secrets safely, from the comfort of your phone.
  45. economists for jesus
    David Brat Just Became the Christian Right’s Favorite EconomistCantor’s ouster could give evangelical America a new intellectual hero.
  46. the vice is right
    The Millennial-Panic M&A Boom Is Upon UsTime Warner, Google, Facebook, and Apple are all spending billions chasing their youth.
  47. livin’ for the city
    5 Reasons Cities Are Getting Better, and Everywhere Else Is Getting WorseMore and more, choosing to live outside a major city is tantamount to opting to live in the past.
  48. yik yak attack
    NYU Students Are Mocking Goldman Sachs Interns on Yik YakIt’s become a meme.
  49. uber valuable
    Uber Raises a Gajillion DollarsGive or take.
  50. silicon nation
    What Silicon Valley Doesn’t Get About Government TechFixing infrastructure is risky business.
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