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 »
Robert Scoble and Karen Wickle joked about bathrooms and private parts, respectively, at Google IO; Khloe Kardashian let her husband down; and Martha Stewart was clinically obsessed with Starbucks. The Twitterati regressed a little.
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A Brit commented happily on American girls; an actual mayor commented pessimistically on foursquare and Jeremy Piven commented critically on Halloween. The Twitterati were flexing their credentials.
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Twitter's hard-core users, mostly men, tend to size up fellow microbloggers by examining the length of their... follower lists. That's what they did, at least, until celebrities started dominating Twitter. Now a new yardstick excites the geeks: Twitter lists.
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Social network lunch.com is convening "Geeks at the Beach" today and tomorrow in Los Angeles. It's a think tank with "critical thinking... expanding the enlightened mind." So who's there? All the top tech thinkers:
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