A bunch of fun titles hit Netflix, Amazon and Hulu just in time for the weekend.
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Pinterest president Tim Kendall, who has since joining in 2012 overseen the growth of the startup’s advertising business and launch of a wide array of ad products, is leaving the company at the end of the year. Kendall oversaw the company’s business operations for the past five years as it sought to grow from a niche advertising product in experimental budgets to something worth… Read More
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Several women have accused the early Uber investor of making unwanted sexual advances, Bloomberg reports.
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Twitter is rolling out its “Lite” version, after a successful trial in the Philippines. The Android app will become available in two dozen countries across Africa, Asia, Europe, the Middle East and Latin America. Not too different from Facebook Lite, Twitter has also built a version of its app that’s optimized for developing countries. Twitter Lite minimizes data usage,… Read More
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So you grabbed one of Amazon’s super-cheap tablets. Here’s how to make the most of it.
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Jazz up your car or truck with some festive holiday lights for parades or tailgate parties.
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Apple fixes the root security bug, the company could be working on a foldable iPhone and the iMac could be getting gesture control.
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Commentary: Jeff Bezos himself tweets with pride, after the company’s AWS re:Invent conference throws up a real winner.
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Lyft appears to have benefited from Uber’s tough year. The U.S. rival has seen its revenue growth more than triple, according to a report from The Information.  The media outlet viewed financial reports, which showed Lyft brought in $483 million in revenue in the first half of 2017, compared to about $150 million in the same time frame last year. Read More
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Episode 1 has been a stalwart of the early stage funding scene in London for the last few years, investing in successful startups like Carwow, Triptease and AimBrain. It’s now closed its second UK “seed-to-Series A” fund which generally aims to lead rounds of £500k to £2m. The fund is a £60m ($81m) Enterprise Capital Fund (ECF), raised with the support of the British… Read More
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