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La próxima frontera para Google Maps es la personalización
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More Executive Change At Twitter — The Head Of Revenue Product Takes Over As Head Of All Consumer Products (TWTR)
Twitt'r/Kevin WeilKevin Weil. (He’s un t'lef.) See Also Twitt'r is goin through executif' change, yet agin. Jes six munths aft'r CEO Dick Costolo hiret Daniel Graf ta be n' charge o'Twitt'r’s consum'r products, Twitt'r is demotyun' Graf. Kevin Weil...
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More Executive Change At Twitter — The Head Of Revenue Product Takes Over As Head Of All Consumer Products (TWTR)
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Twitter is going through executive change, yet again. Just six months after CEO Dick Costolo hired Daniel Graf to be in charge of Twitter’s consumer products, Twitter is demoting Graf. Kevin Weil will be in charge of consumer products. A person familiar with Twitter’s thinking said the reason for the change is that Twitter wants to execute quicker. This person said Weil has been at the company for five years, working his way up from the mid levels of the company, so he knows the inner workings of Twitter. He knows the head of engineering, so he should be able to get product changes out the door faster. Weil was head of revenue products. He oversaw the roll out of Twitter’s ad products, which didn’t exist when he started. He will still oversee revenue in addition to consumer. Of course, Weil’s promotion begs the following question: Why didn’t he get this job six months ago when Graf was hired? Our source didn’t have an answer to that question. In July, we interviewed CEO Dick Costolo. We asked him about Daniel Graf. At the time he said, “One of the reasons we brought Daniel in is he’s very entrepreneurial. In fact, he’s started his own company and ran his own company before.” Twitter wanted outsiders to fill in some skill it feels like it was lacking. But, obviously that wasn’t working. This shake up follows yesterday’s news that Twitter engineering VP Jeremy Gordon is leaving. Engineering and product are separate groups, so the changes are unrelated. But, it looks bad for Twitter. It’s more turmoil for a company that’s been defined by executive turmoil. This year alone, Twitter has lost COO Ali Rowghani, its head of news Vivian Schiller, and head of media Chole Sladden, just to name a few. All this change led to Brian O’Malley at Brian at venture capital firm Accel Partners saying the following about Costolo in August, “If someone’s gotten divorced once, you really don’t know who’s to blame … But if someone’s gotten divorced five times, there may be a pattern there.” From Twitter’s perspective, it knows this doesn’t look good. But, it’s making changes it believes are best for the company.
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After Just Six Months On The Job, Twitter's Head Of Product Is Demoted (TWTR)
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Twitter is going through executive change, yet again. Just six months after CEO Dick Costolo hired Daniel Graf to be in charge of Twitter’s consumer products, Twitter is demoting Graf. Kevin Weil will be in charge of consumer products. A person familiar with Twitter’s thinking said the reason for the change is that Twitter wants to execute quicker. This person said Weil has been at the company for five years, working his way up from the mid levels of the company, so he knows the inner workings of Twitter. He knows the head of engineering, so he should be able to get product changes out the door faster. Weil was head of revenue products. He oversaw the roll out of Twitter’s ad products, which didn’t exist when he started. He will still oversee revenue in addition to consumer. Of course, Weil’s promotion begs the following question: Why didn’t he get this job six months ago when Graf was hired? Our source didn’t have an answer to that question. In July, we interviewed CEO Dick Costolo. We asked him about Daniel Graf. At the time he said, “One of the reasons we brought Daniel in is he’s very entrepreneurial. In fact, he’s started his own company and ran his own company before.” Twitter wanted outsiders to fill in some skill it feels like it was lacking. But, obviously that wasn’t working. This shake up follows yesterday’s news that Twitter engineering VP Jeremy Gordon is leaving. Engineering and product are separate groups, so the changes are unrelated. But, it looks bad for Twitter. It’s more turmoil for a company that’s been defined by executive turmoil. This year alone, Twitter has lost COO Ali Rowghani, its head of news Vivian Schiller, and head of media Chole Sladden, just to name a few. All this change led to Brian O’Malley at Brian at venture capital firm Accel Partners saying the following about Costolo in August, “If someone’s gotten divorced once, you really don’t know who’s to blame … But if someone’s gotten divorced five times, there may be a pattern there.” From Twitter’s perspective, it knows this doesn’t look good. But, it’s making changes it believes are best for the company.
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More Trouble at Twitter as Two Key Execs Quit (AllTwitter) Engineering vice president Jeremy Gordon and analytics data manager Adam Kinney are both leaving Twitter. These are the latest in a series of high-profile departures at the social network following the exits of news chief Vivian Schiller, who left earlier in the month, plus COO Ali Rowghani and former head of media Chloe Sladden, who both quit in June. Bloomberg Twitter appointed Kevin Weil head of product, broadening his responsibilities and shifting another executive into a different role as part of the change, said a person with knowledge of the matter. The Wall Street Journal The social media service has demoted Daniel Graf just six months after his much-touted hire away from Google. He will retain his vice president of product title but now focus on certain strategic initiatives, starting with geolocation features, according to a person familiar with the matter. The Verge The last two times it replaced its head of product, Twitter looked outside: first to Michael Sippey, and then to Graf. Both were outsiders who struggled to ship changes to the product once they were brought in. Sippey’s tenure was most notable for a revamp to Twitter profiles and the first changes to the main timeline, particularly chaining related tweets together with blue lines. Bloomberg CEO Dick Costolo is working to release new features more quickly, with Twitter trying to build up its user base and expand its tools for advertisers, said a person who asked not to be identified because the details are private. The San Francisco-based company has struggled to increase membership fast enough to satisfy investors, even as revenue has risen.
Halloween Treats from 13 Spooky Brands (Digiday) Halloween is here. And brands have, for better or worse, taken note. From Oreo to Disney and from Arby’s to Pinterest, big companies have offered up their tricks and treats. Here’s a list of 13 (13? spooky!) cool Halloween campaigns.
Instagram Debuts Auto-Play Video Ads (SocialTimes) On the heels of Tumblr’s new video ads, Instagram is debuting auto-play spots, reports Adweek. Instagram’s first video advertisers include Disney, Lancome and Banana Republic.
Honda’s Double-Sided Story on YouTube Is Mind-Bendingly Brilliant (Adweek) Honda and Wieden + Kennedy London have created a rather incredible “double-sided story” on YouTube to promote the Civic and its sportier sibling, the Civic Type R. While watching “The Other Side,” you can press and hold the “R” button on your keyboard to switch between parallel storylines.
Facebook Revamps Audiences in Ads Manager (AllFacebook) Facebook appears to have revamped the audiences section of its Ads Manager, including the creation of custom audiences. He noted that the event audience option is new, but there was no information on how to use it.
Pinterest Updates its Profile Pages with Round Photos and a Centered Design (The Next Web) Pinterest Thursday rolled out a minor redesign to its user profile pages, making profile photos round instead of square. The new look centers profile information and includes a Send Profile option under the settings button.
Clickhole Reports ‘Modern Family’ Cancelled, Internet Users “Totally Stopped Breathing” (LostRemote) Thursday morning, Clickhole published a post cancelling “Modern Family,” writing that ABC “just cancelled [it] in order to teach people that something you love can be taken from you with no warning whatsoever.” Take a deep breath, skim readers, Clickhole is The Onion‘s viral content offshoot.
Terror on Twitter! Horror Author R.L. Stine Tweets a Halloween Story (CNET) As the author of hundreds of horror novels for kids and young adults, R.L. Stine knows that what goes bump in the dark can be frightening and entertaining. In honor of Halloween, the “Goosebumps” author decided publish his next tale of terror on Twitter.
YouNow Offers Amateur Creators the Potential of a $50,000 Per Year (SocialTimes) There are plenty of video-based social networking solutions these days. Vine for super short content, YouTube for wide distribution and Twitch for livestreaming. Now there’s another service, YouNow, which provides livestreaming from smartphones, and it’s reportedly so popular that the company has instituted a revenue-sharing program.
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Twitter's Head Of News Has Stepped Down
Twitter’s head of news, Vivian Schiller, announced Wednesday she is stepping down from her position after less than a year at the social media company. Schiller is another major departure as Twitter has substantially reorganized the company, with its chief operating officer Ali Rowghani leaving i...
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