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The 5 Things You Need To Know In Mobile -
This is a weekly roundup of select content from BI Intelligence, Business Insider's research and analysis subscription service focused on the mobile ecosystem.
Apple Is Once Again Delivering Great TV Ads (AAPL) -
Apple released another new iPhone ad last night.
It follows in the style of the previous iPhone ad.
Enough With This Obsession With Stock Prices -- It's Ruining America -
Over the past two decades, corporate America has become obsessed with "shareholder value.
The Top Five TV-Related Activities On Social Media -
Social Media Insights is a daily newsletter from Business Insider that collects and delivers the top social media news first thing every morning.
Thrillist's Big Cool Revenue Generator, JackThreads, Just Hit 4 Million Members -
JackThreads, the members-only clothing site for men, just hit 4 million members.
Ever since men's lifestyle brand Thrillist acquired the JackThreads back in 2010, the hip clothing site for men has experienced solid growth (see chart below).
Pandora's Q1 Earnings Beat Wall Street Expectations, Revenue Soars To $126 Million -
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Internet radio company Pandora Media Inc. reported higher-than-expected revenue in the latest quarter, with losses in line with analysts' forecasts, as the number of subscribers who pay for ad-free listening more than doubled to exceed 2.
Meg Whitman Isn't Worried About All That Server Market Share Dell Says It's Taking Away From HP (HPQ, DELL) -
Michael Dell has been taunting HP lately by claiming his company is gaining server market share at HP's expense.
This Simple Email Got Tumblr's 5th Employee His Job -
Jacob Bijani was an early Tumblr user. He'd often design theme templates for the platform's blogs, and one in particular caught David Karp's eye.
10 Things You Need To Know This Morning -
Good morning. Here's the overnight news:
Google is considering outbidding Facebook for $1 billion social navigation app, Waze.
This 6-Person Startup 'Won' SXSW — And It's Nearly Profitable After Just One Year -
When you think of event planning and ticketing services, companies like Ticketmaster, Eventbrite, Ticketfly, and Ticketleap probably come to mind.
