Valleywag is Gawker's column from Silicon Valley. Edited by Ryan Tate, it carries technology and internet gossip — the news too scurrilous and juicy for the industry's trade rags.
Accidental Billionaire: Priscilla is evidence of misappropriation of Facebook's VC funds in my opinion. She's given a job by his sugar daddy and a temporary work visa? Yeah I... more »
Assault Wookie: Man..there's something about his stride that just screams this. more »
panpaniscus: Okay, so maybe this is totally inappropriate, uncalled for and non-PC, but . . . from personal accounts, why does it seem that "nerdy" guys often tend... more »
twinklewondrkid: Cries of hypocrisy are easily trumped buy how hilarious I think this is. Yes I am on facebook and yes, I have had to fight to keep the site from feel... more »
Yahweh Took My Prepuce: Ah, Palo Alto... beautiful weather, slummy fashion, everyone quietly a polyglot and computer genius. I still don't understand when the hell anyone ac... more »
AOL is interested in buying the world's largest tech blog, Mashable, we hear from a source at the internet conglomerate. And in fact the two sides have been talking, people outside AOL have whispered to one another, and to us.
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Blogrunner is the nifty online news aggregator the New York Times keeps forgetting it bought. Now the newspaper's deputy tech editor has embarrassed the site in an online chat.
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Two years ago, music service iLike appeared to be set: Its CEO said it was "made," its investor mused it could be a "billion-dollar winner," and the press was enthralled. Now the poster child is a cautionary tale.
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Look at eBay's books and it wouldn't seem to have money problems. But it's running a garage, unloading would-be Digg competitor StumbleUpon, and hopes to sell Internet phone service Skype. Why? More »
We hear Yahoo is in talks to buy Tumblr, a blogging startup run by 22-year-old David Karp for "low-to-mid eight figures" — which would translate to a small fortune for the New York entrepreneur. More »
So much for a new boss ending Yahoo's drama. Why did the company's chairman meet Microsoft's Steve Ballmer at the Time Warner Center Thursday, two days after Yahoo named Carol Bartz its new CEO? More »
No one wants to buy Yahoo. And the only person who wants to run Yahoo is an insider who helped sink it. Is there any hope left for the beleaguered Web giant? More »
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