Twitter Going to the Highest Bidder?
Can this really be true? Early Twitter investor Chris Sacca said on Friday that if the social network Twitter pursued a sale the following sites Facebook, Google, Alibaba or Microsoft would benefit most from acquiring it.
And that’s a scenario he would like to see happen.
That was the gist of Chris Sacca’s latest television interview on Bloomberg Friday. The tech investor has funneled cash into more than 40 businesses, including Uber and Instagram.
That’s right! That means that everything you have known to love could change real soon!
Harry Kubota
June 16, 2015
blog softwareChris Saccainternet technologyphoto sharingreal-time webSocial Mediatechnology and computing
2015 NBA Championship: California Reign
Larry Weisman
-
Jun 17, 2015
-
The badges denote safe, well-maintained extensions. A variety of different Google Chrome extensions are offered through Google’s Chrome Web...
-
The video app now has a companion suite for AR development. Last year, social media platform TikTok announced that...
-
The 8-Bit Big Band won with a cover of a Kirby Super Star track. Sunday evening was the 2022...
-
Mike Frazzini is leaving the company. After its initial founding in 2012, Amazon Game Studios, Amazon’s video game development...
-
Musk offered a prediction for the future of space travel. Elon Musk, founder and CEO of both EV manufacturer...
-
Multiple major video game companies have halted business in Russia. This morning, Japanese video game publisher and developer Nintendo...
-
The Steam Deck is not compatible with Destiny 2. PC game publisher and developer Valve recently released their first...
-
After an exclusivity period, the device is now on general sale. Last year, music streaming service Spotify unveiled the...
-
The western debut of the MMORPG has put major strain on its servers. Last week, MMORPG Lost Ark launched...
-
Users can downvote content they find offensive or irrelevant. Since last year, Twitter has been quietly experimenting with a...
-
A bot account was spoiling every day’s puzzle. Wordle has swiftly become the newest viral social sensation. The simple...
-
Microsoft is paying $68.7 billion upfront for everything Activision’s got. In a surprise announcement this morning, it was revealed...