"I look back on Tumblr’s crunch times with mixed feelings," says Arment, who was lead developer for the site for four years. "I don’t want to return to that stress level, but David pushed me to do amazing work that I didn’t think was possible."
The company's CEO, John Hartig, is certainly betting on it. As the racing world preps for tomorrow's Preakness Stakes, here's how an old-school (118 years old!) media brand is trying for transformation.
The doughty grande dame of TV news is announcing her retirement today, after six decades in television. "It's time," she says. "I don’t want to do any more interviews. I don’t want to do any other programs. I’m not joining CNN. This is it.”
Crooning Space Oddity--what else would you choose?--the social media-savvy commander of the International Space Station is coming back down to earth not with a bang but a strum.
Fresh off of one surprising legal victory, Chet Kanojia, CEO of the controversial Internet TV startup Aereo, is launching another pre-emptive court challenge to have his service declared legal.
