NEW YORK/EAST PALO ALTO, Calif. (Reuters) – Facebook Inc is offering employees at its Silicon Valley headquarters at least $10,000 to move closer to the office, a reflection of the challenges many tech companies face in the increasingly expensive and congested San Francisco Bay area.
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How CNN International is moving beyond click-based reporting
Measuring ads by click-through rate can only tell advertisers so much. CNN International has provided data on audience behavior on its branded content for years. Now it’s using ad tech to give brands interests-based audience insights and deep campaign reporting.
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Facebook’s Instant Articles Officially Go Live On Android Phones Today
Facebook’s fast-loading Instant Articles are going live across all Android phones worldwide today following a public test phase that began in October. Instant Articles was first trialled on the company’s iPhone app and has been available to 100% of iPhone users since October.
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Android Pay Now Works In Mobile Apps
Following its launch this fall, Google’s Apple Pay rival known as Android Pay is taking another notable step this morning: it’s now available to use within mobile applications.
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NASA is now accepting astronaut applications
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Twitter targets ads at logged-out users
Twitter Inc said it was testing a feature to show advertising to people who checked Twitter without logging in, to cash in on an additional half a billion people each month. Twitter shares were up 6.9 percent at $25.97 in early trading.
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Worst Year For Tech IPOs Since 2009
With just 28 technology companies entering the U.S. public markets, 2015 was the worst year for IPOs since 2009, according to Dealogic. This compares to 62 last year and 48 the year before, with 131 “unicorns” opting to remain private longer.
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羅貫中：二次創作令社會進步 抹殺創作一條死路
小說家羅貫中（1280-1360）在編輯部辦公室穿牆浮入，向記者分享自己的創作經驗。
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Newsonomics : Marty Baron shines a new Spotlight on journalism
Is Marty Baron Oscar-worthy? The Washington Post editor has already collected a shelf full of Pulitzers for his work at The Boston Globe and the Post.
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