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Susan Lyne: "Sometimes it takes a fight"
From Jane Fonda and Martha Stewart to Shonda Rhimes and Patty Hearst. Few people’s careers have intersected with as many media legends as Susan Lyne.
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Sarah Lacy
, written on From the Lessons from the Trenches desk
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Serena Schuler: TV has a responsibility to create role models
Women may only make up some 3% of CEOs of venture backed companies, but they do exist. And it’s possible, a story about someone overcoming even more odds than the typical startup founder just might make for more interesting television.
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Sarah Lacy
, written on From the Gender Wars desk
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Tesla shareholders are waging a culture war of their own
If the stock market has a correlate of the culture wars that have divided political discourse into two irreconcilable camps, it's Tesla.
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Kevin Kelleher
, written on From the Earnings desk
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Taking back the Internet for women
Dear Internet created almost exclusively by young white men: We are coming for you.
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Sarah Lacy
, written on From the Gender Wars desk
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Snap remains a work in progress, one that happens to be regressing
“Snap is a camera company.”
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Kevin Kelleher
, written on From the Disruption desk
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Facebook is now two companies. One is having a good week
Any large company is going to be seen as sometimes good, sometimes bad, but rarely has that tension played out so dramatically – and so weirdly – as it is right now with Facebook.
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Kevin Kelleher
, written on From the Disruption desk
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Netflix, born an underdog, now eats underdogs
There remains, as ever, many reasons to doubt Netflix. There is now, more than ever, ample evidence of why it doesn't pay to doubt Netflix.
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Kevin Kelleher
, written on From the Disruption desk
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Pro Tip VCs: $15m to a de-risked business isn’t a Series A
Remember when “early stage investors” took risk?
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Sarah Lacy
, written on From the Venture Capital desk
