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You Can Fit A Lot Of Kindergartners In A Tesla Model S [Video] -
Tesla Motors CEO Elon Musk is the father of five young boys (twins and triplets), and that's part of the reason the Model S is designed to fit seven people.
CHART OF THE DAY: This Is The Younger Audience Yahoo Gets With Tumblr (YHOO) -
The reason Yahoo bought Tumblr for $1.1 billion is that it wanted a younger audience. This chart from comScore shows just how young that audience really is.
YELP: Trust Us, We're Not Screwing With Reviews -
Social review site Yelp has a big problem: Angry small-business owners. This week, Yelp published a fiery blog post defending itself, yet again, against claims that it extorts money from small-business owners.
Apple Devices Dominate Mobile Video Traffic -
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Google Is Planning To Build Its Own Wireless Network (GOOG) -
Google is developing plans to build its own wireless network in emerging markets, Amir Efrati at The Wall Street Journal reports.
A Suicide Prevention PSA Makes A Brilliant Use Of Ad Pre-Roll -
Publicis Brussels has created an ad for the Belgian suicide prevention line, Centre du Prevention de Suicide, that makes creative use of the pre-roll skip ad feature.
Yahoo Has Submitted A Bid To Buy Hulu (YHOO) -
Yahoo has submitted a bid to buy Hulu, Peter Kafka at All Things D reports.
There's no word on the price.
INFOGRAPHIC: Inside The Mobile Real-Time Bidding Ad Ecosystem -
Real-time bidding, or RTB, is a style of programmatic buying in which digital advertising opportunities are auctioned off in real-time.
Steve Jobs' Family Has Secretly Been Giving Away Money For 20 Years (AAPL) -
One of biggest criticisms of Steve Jobs was that he was not very philanthropic.
While he became a billionaire thanks to Pixar, he wasn't known as an activist like Bill Gates who pledged to donate the bulk of his fortune to causes he believed in.
Meetup Founder Scott Heiferman: Have Patience And Guts To See Your Startup Through -
About four years after it launched, Meetup decided to charge for its services, which allow users with common interests to organize face-to-face meetings offline.
