Sources inside Manhattan media startup Millennial Memes report that an unpaid intern, Jake Franklin, won’t stop making awkward slavery jokes.
The NYU recent grad, who recently ... ...read more
How Google Became the Michael Jordan of Sheltering Income
What do many of America’s tech giants have in common? They’re really good at exploiting international tax l... ...read more
How the Online Advertising Business Has Evolved
My friend Darren Herman helped me think about this post. He sent me this deck along with some thoughts. This slide from Da... ...read more
How It Could Have Gone Much Differently for the U.S.
Hi, I’m Josh Brown. You might know me from such shows as The Fast Money Halftime Report on CNBC or Breakout! wi... ...read more
Social music gets even better with the new Turntable.fm
The folks at Turntable aren’t calling it 2.0, but it sure feels like a massive upgrade to me so that’s... ...read more
Its’s Boxee TV to the rescue…
Due to the fact that we are homeless in NYC on account of Sandy, the Gotham Gal decided to take her Thanksgiving on the road this year... ...read more
Hurricane Sandy and the Importance of Jobs
I’m of the opinion that four years of writing taxpayer-funded fucking welfare checks and spending trillions on unemployment... ...read more
Why We Left Before Hurricane Sandy Arrived
I ended yesterday’s post with this:
Hurricane Sandy looks to be coming through NYC at that time and I don’t know what that... ...read more
ESPN’s 30 for 30 Takes on Broke Athletes
“By the time they have been retired for two years, 78 percent of former NFL players have gone bankrupt or are under financia... ...read more