The CEO behind Bustle and the new Gawker is reportedly making a bid on the remaining Gizmodo Media blogs

View online           Tech Insider           The CEO behind Bustle and the new Gawker is reportedly making a bid on the remaining Gizmodo Media blogs   Bryan Goldberg bought the defunct Gawker.com for $1.35 million in July   READ MORE           Amazon's cloud was a $25.65 billion business in 2018, and shows no signs of slowing down   Amazon Web Services is the leader in the cloud wars, and its rivals aren't catching up just yet.   READ MORE           Facebook thinks Amazon's ad business has officially become a threat   Amazon is still a small player in an online ad market dominated by Facebook and Google, but it's now on Facebook's radar.   READ MORE             Apple restores Facebook's developer certificate, ending 2 days of chaos   Apple brought Facebook to its knees with a click of its fingers.   READ MORE           Former Hewlett Packard Enterprise CEO Meg Whitman is leaving the company's board of directors   Meg Whitman all but created Hewlett Packard Enterprise. Now she's leaving it once and for all.   READ MORE           Apple says it is working with Google after employees' access to internal iOS apps was disrupted   Google has been running an app called Screenwise Meter since 2012, which allows users to earn gift cards if they offered up access to their data.   READ MORE           Amazon tops Wall Street's holiday expectations, but offers weak sales guidance   The e-tailing giant posted results that were better than Wall Street's heady expectations. But it offered a weak sales forecast.   READ MORE           The future of the Airbus A380 is under threat as Emirates considered dumping the superjumbo for a smaller jet   Emirates is exploring the possibility of switching some of the planes in its Airbus A380 order to the smaller A350 twin-jet.   READ MORE           Facebook and Twitter just took down hundreds of fake accounts from Iran and elsewhere that were trying to influence politics   Iranian accounts were active on Facebook, while Twitter found ones from Iran, Russia, and Venezuela.   READ MORE           These YouTube charts compare the popularity of Maroon 5 and Travis Scott, this year's Super Bowl performers, in every US state   Maroon 5 and Travis Scott differ quite a lot in which states they are most popular in on YouTube.   READ MORE           Was this email forwarded to you? SUBSCRIBE NOW     Share this     You received this email because you signed up to the Business Insider newsleitter using the email: geefunk007.bond1@blogger.com   Email preferences Unsubscribe TERMS OF SERVICE PRIVACY POLICY 1 Liberty Plaza, 8th Floor. New York, NY 10006