Podcasts about snapchat ipo

On this week's all-star episode, we feature author/editor Josh Centers, Managing Editor for TidBITS, and author of "Take Control of Apple TV" and other titles. After discussing the 27th anniversary of TidBITS, Gene and Josh talk about the controversial moves from ride-sharing giant Uber and the prospects for its main rival, Lyft. Gene provides personal experiences with both, but will Uber's plans to add self-driving vehicles someday put their human drivers out of work? What about Apple's promised commitment to professional users, with assurances that a new Mac Pro is being developed, and that they will continue to improve Final Cut Pro X and Logic Pro X? In an encore presentation, you'll take a romp through the world of social networks with Cella Lao Rousseau, a reporter with iMore. During this segment, Cella will talk about the Snapchat IPO, its impact, and how the network plans to leverage its large user base to earn money. The discussion moves to profiles of the most popular social networks and how they meet the needs of their members. Snapchat's unique slant is to allow you to send photos and videos that self-destruct shortly after they are viewed. The discussion includes Facebook, which Gene says has become too bloated for him except for the Messenger app, which he uses regularly because most of his contacts are on the service. Has Twitter outlived its usefulness despite becoming the medium of choice for high-profile people, such as the President of the United States, to make announcements? What about WhatsApp, Instagram, Mashable and Reddit? What happened to one of the original social networks, MySpace?On this week's all-star episode, we feature author/editor Josh Centers, Managing Editor for TidBITS, and author of "Take Control of Apple TV" and other titles. After discussing the 27th anniversary of TidBITS, Gene and Josh talk about the controversial moves from ride-sharing giant Uber and the prospects for its main rival, Lyft. Gene provides personal experiences with both, but will Uber's plans to add self-driving vehicles someday put their human drivers out of work? What about Apple's promised commitment to professional users, with assurances that a new Mac Pro is being developed, and that they will continue to improve Final Cut Pro X and Logic Pro X? In an encore presentation, you'll take a romp through the world of social networks with Cella Lao Rousseau, a reporter with iMore. During this segment, Cella will talk about the Snapchat IPO, its impact, and how the network plans to leverage its large user base to earn money. The discussion moves to profiles of the most popular social networks and how they meet the needs of their members. Snapchat's unique slant is to allow you to send photos and videos that self-destruct shortly after they are viewed. The discussion includes Facebook, which Gene says has become too bloated for him except for the Messenger app, which he uses regularly because most of his contacts are on the service. Has Twitter outlived its usefulness despite becoming the medium of choice for high-profile people, such as the President of the United States, to make announcements? What about WhatsApp, Instagram, Mashable and Reddit? What happened to one of the original social networks, MySpace?

In this week's episode, Travis and Stewart interview the CMO of IBM Watson, Stephen Gold. We talk about cognitive computing, A.I., machine learning, and more, discovering how long we have before the robots take over (just kidding). In the news, we reveal funding rounds for two A.I. marketing tools, talk about the Snapchat IPO aftermath, Instagram's latest Snapchat-a-like feature, and touch on the Wikileaks Vault 7 disclosures. Better keep that webcam covered, right Travis?

Nearly two years after the police shooting of Michael Brown in Ferguson, Missouri a new video emerges - but does this video really change anything? After Snapchat's record IPO, many analysts expect the stock to crash. Not only does Snapchat have no profits, its stock offering was structured so that shareholders have no voting rights. Despite the Bitcoin ETF being denied by the SEC, the digital currency continues to skyrocket. 

This week, the boys discuss the problem with LinkedIn's lazy users, 84 Lumber's Super Bowl advertising campaign, Snap's IPO and its potential impact on recruiting, and Facebook job postings. Please remember to visit out sponsors: America's Job Exchange (www.americasjobexchange.com), WebClipDrop (http://www.webclipdrop.io keyword HireDaily2017) and Beyond (http://www.beyond.com/cheddar).

On this week's show, The Wise Investor Group discussed reasons to be optimistic while tempering enthusiasm. Additionally, they discussed the Fed, possibility of pro-business policy, valuations and investor sentiment. Also discussed the Snapchat IPO and how it's a case study of what investors should not do. Join The Wise Investor Group each week as they provide current market commentary and delve into timely investment topics. To reach Simon Hamilton, call 571-203-1600. We manage investments for our clients. We'd be happy to help you plan your investment goals.

Also, several calls discussing total return versus price only return, and a military family weighs their pension options.

We feature outspoken columnist and podcaster Kirk McElhearn, also known as Macworld's "iTunes Guy." During this episode, Kirk, a resident of the UK, discusses his decision to lease a 2017 Toyota Yaris Hybrid subcompact car, and moves on to the Tesla and the potential for self-driving technology. You'll also hear why he is skeptical of Apple CEO Tim Cook's hint, during the corporate shareholder's meeting, that the company would address the needs of professional users with new Macs and creative users with Mac apps. Will there actually be a revised Mac Pro that is a more credible alternative as a computer workstation? You'll also take a romp through the world of social networks with Cella Lao Rousseau, a reporter with iMore. During this segment, Cella will talk about the Snapchat IPO, its impact, and how the network plans to leverage its large user base to earn money.The discussion moves to profiles of the most popular social networks and how they meet the needs of their members. Snapchat's unique slant is to allow you to send photos and videos that self-destruct shortly after they are viewed. The discussion includes Facebook, which Gene says has become too bloated for him except for the Messenger app, which he uses regularly because most of his contacts are on the service. Has Twitter outlived its usefulness despite becoming the medium of choice for high-profile people, such as the President of the United States, to make announcements? What about WhatsApp, Instagram, Mashable and Reddit? What happened to one of the original social networks, MySpace?

Each week we bring you logistics tech updates and news from the VC world. This week Katlyn gets you up to speed on big happenings in the ridesharing and automotive world, autonomous delivery, and much more. Santosh gives you an overview of the Warren Buffet's Annual Letter, the Snapchat IPO and the WeWork Secondary.

Today's EpisodeSnapchat IPO is here! People are wondering if this company could rival Facebook. Twitter has not been a great contender for a while. They are still figuring out who they are and time is not on their side. This could be the best contender to rival Facebook in a long while. I also talk about AMD and Nvidia products unveiled this week and so much more! Enjoy!Show Timeline:New Zealand wants tech workersPrisma has an app store for new filters and desktop toolsAn antimalware for Apple products has a problem. Thanks, Google!Facebook has suicide tools for live videosFacebook release their TV app on AppleTVA nasty Slack bug gave access to messages and accounts to hackersNew render for Samsung S8Twitter adds more tools for less “abuse”Mozilla buys pocketSnap Inc IPO starts tomorrowGmail updates the attachment size to 50MBFCC says no to new privacy broadband rulesFCC does not like net neutralityUdacity buys CloudlabTech Industry loves H-1B visas because cheaper laborAMD unveils Ryzen chips and VegaRasberry Pi Zero W is a small mini computer with lots of potentialNvidia unveils 1080tiYouTube TV is coming to a cord cutter near you!Apps/Programs to Try:TwidyVideo Teleprompter 2.0PopcornYouTube TVMedium StoriesHighlights from the Show:If you hate the US, New Zealand has a great deal for you!Cool! Prisma allows it's followers to create custom filtersTech companies only care about H-1B visas. They don't care about immigration.I like Nvidia, but, this new card is ridiculous.Support:Like these podcasts? Support me on Podbean, Patreon, and PayPal!Community:Join the Slack and Discord community to talk about tech, marketing, and gaming! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Capital26Free — WhatsApp to finally complete with Snapchat with a new update that now has stories - called Status. More messaging as we approach the Snapchat IPO and Masiyiwa looking to buy shares? Also, AMD release a new CPU series, the Ryzen, that is competing with the core i7 at a pretty good price.

In TalkCentral this week, Duncan McLeod and Regardt van der Berg chat about the big announcements expected at Mobile World Congress, including new smartphones from HTC, Huawei, Sony and, yes, Nokia. Also this week, DStv hikes its prices, the Snapchat IPO, and ZAR X goes live. Duncan's pick this week's is the audiobook Future Crimes, by Marc Goodman, while Regardt has chosen music from Moby. Podcast website

TechCentral — In TalkCentral this week, Duncan McLeod and Regardt van der Berg chat about the big announcements expected at Mobile World Congress, including new smartphones from HTC, Huawei, Sony and, yes, Nokia. Also this week, DStv hikes its prices, the Snapchat IPO, and ZAR X goes live. Duncan's pick this week's is the audiobook Future Crimes, by Marc Goodman, while Regardt has chosen music from Moby.

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New Ukulele, Goodbye Freedom of the Press, Speculation About The New Doctor Who Actor or Actress, Castlevania, Original Battlestar Galactica's Richard Hatch, SSGB, The Purge, The Purge Anarchy, The Handmaid's Tale, NES Classic, Dungeons and Dragon Campaigns, Hyperloop(s), Windows 7 Updates, BT Price Increase, UK Spaceports! Snapchat IPO, Cuban Net Neutrality and Paquetes, Space Police?

News: New Ukulele, Goodbye Freedom of the Press, TV: Speculation About The New Doctor Who Actor or Actress, Castlevania, Original Battlestar Galactica's Richard Hatch, SSGB (2017), Movies: The Purge (2013), The Purge Anarchy (2014), Books: The Handmaid's Tale (1985), Games: NES Classic, Dungeons and Dragon Campaigns, Technology: Hyperloop(s), Windows 7 Updates, BT Price Increase, UK Spaceports! Snapchat IPO, Cuban Net Neutrality and Paquetes, Space Police?

Techworld Editor Charlotte Jee conducts the tech orchestra this week, trying to get a tune out of this cold, creaking week. Online Editor at Computerworld UK Scott Carey lets us know all about Snapchat's upcoming IPO, billions of dollars, and the gang comes to the realisation they'll perhaps never understand what it's for. Then Senior Staff Writer at PC Advisor Henry Burrell recaps on Google and LG's launch of Android Wear 2.0 and ask - frankly - is it a big deal? Finally Acting Editor at Macworld UK David Price discusses Apple's rumoured plans to move manufacturing to India, which inevitably moves us on to Tech Trumps. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Wikipedia bans the Daily Mail as a reliable source, Snapchat gets ready to go public, plus the next generation of mobile telephony – 5G is just around the corner.

Trading Block: Earnings Today Before the bell - Hasbro After the bell - CBOE Holdings, Twenty-First Century Fox But there is more than just earnings. OCC announces Total Cleared Contract Volume was down 9% in January. The Snapchat IPO looms ahead. Odd Block: Calls trade in S&P 500 VIX Short Term (VXX), puts trade in T-Mobile Inc (TMUS), alls trade in TrueCar Inc (TRUE). Mail Block: Options #QuestionOfTheWeek Time for another Earnings #StraddleBattle : Which stock will outperform its straddle by the largest margin? 35% - Apple (AAPL) (ACTUAL WINNER) 13% - Facebook (FB) 39% - Amazon (AMZN) 13% - Chipotle (CMG) Options #QuestionOfTheWeek - With so many different #Options expiration cycles available (weekly, etc) - which duration do you prefer? Longer than 1 month Monthly Weekly Daily/Intra-day Listener question: Question from In-to-it - Why can I not trade options on the Super Bowl? Around the Block: Earnings! Tuesday: General Motors, Walt Disney Company, Take Two Interactive Wednesday: GrubHub, Time Warner Thursday: Twitter, Coca-Cola, Dunkin Brands Group, Activision, Nvidia, Zinga This Week in the Market: Feb 7: International Trade Feb 9: Jobless Claims Feb 10: Import and Export Prices, Consumer Sentiment Feb 10: Treasury Budget

Trading Block: Earnings Today Before the bell - Hasbro After the bell - CBOE Holdings, Twenty-First Century Fox But there is more than just earnings. OCC announces Total Cleared Contract Volume was down 9% in January. The Snapchat IPO looms ahead. Odd Block: Calls trade in S&P 500 VIX Short Term (VXX), puts trade in T-Mobile Inc (TMUS), alls trade in TrueCar Inc (TRUE). Mail Block: Options #QuestionOfTheWeek Time for another Earnings #StraddleBattle : Which stock will outperform its straddle by the largest margin? 35% - Apple (AAPL) (ACTUAL WINNER) 13% - Facebook (FB) 39% - Amazon (AMZN) 13% - Chipotle (CMG) Options #QuestionOfTheWeek - With so many different #Options expiration cycles available (weekly, etc) - which duration do you prefer? Longer than 1 month Monthly Weekly Daily/Intra-day Listener question: Question from In-to-it - Why can I not trade options on the Super Bowl? Around the Block: Earnings! Tuesday: General Motors, Walt Disney Company, Take Two Interactive Wednesday: GrubHub, Time Warner Thursday: Twitter, Coca-Cola, Dunkin Brands Group, Activision, Nvidia, Zinga This Week in the Market: Feb 7: International Trade Feb 9: Jobless Claims Feb 10: Import and Export Prices, Consumer Sentiment Feb 10: Treasury Budget

In this episode of Marathon Money we talk about Snapchat’s IPO, social network stocks, Dow 20k, Sears stock, and should colleges pay student athletes.

Twitter Is Not The Measurement I've seen tons of articles talking about the Snapchat IPO and through Snap.INC as they're now known is experiencing slower growth it doesn't mean they are headed toward the failed state of Twitter. Instagram is However Eating Their Lunch Ever had someone take your lunch?  Well, that happened to Snapchat about six months ago with Instagram decided to get into the instant videos that disappear in 24hr business. Find the complete show notes => Snap INC IPO

In episode 44, we discuss the upcoming request from Snapchat to have an IPO of their company for public trading. We also take a look at a storage solution for iPhones and iPads that Scandisk has come up with. Plus, it looks like potential doom and gloom for electric car company Faraday Future. This and a whole lot more on #Technocrats.

In episode 44, we discuss the upcoming request from Snapchat to have an IPO of their company for public trading. We also take a look at a storage solution for iPhones and iPads that Scandisk has come up with. Plus, it looks like potential doom and gloom for electric car company Faraday Future. This and a whole lot more on #Technocrats.

In this episode of Marathon Money, we discuss SnapChat’s IPO and other social media stocks.

The Witty Banter crew addresses Snapchat’s potential $25 billion worth with speculation, marvels at the FIFA coin black market, and get caught up on a huge trove of listener mail. This week’s beer is the Unity Vibration Kambucha Beer.

Jefferson Graham runs down the week's tech headlines with members of the #TalkingTech panel and weighs in. This week's topics: that new Google PhotoScan app, the huge Snapchat $25 billion IPO and what to do about all that fake news on social media. Guests: Jeff Smith, comedian John Caparulo and Josh Yguado from Jam City.