Daisuke WakabayashiAkun terverifikasi

@daiwaka

New York Times reporter covering technology (mainly, Google) in SF. NBA fan, sneakerhead, and gadget lover. Tell me a good story dai.wakabayashi@nytimes.com

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Bergabung Mei 2008
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  1. 26 menit yang lalu

    When did we decide the promise of Silicon Valley firms were limited -- even within the companies -- to the select few? (4)

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  2. 31 menit yang lalu

    One of those TVCs is Mindy Cruz, who spoke to us about her experience. Her Google manager promised her a full-time position, harassed her. She was fired after she rebuffed his advances. After Google investigated, he was fired. Now, he works at Facebook.

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  3. 35 menit yang lalu

    The precarious position of Google's TVCs (temps, vendors and contractors) also means no job security and, potentially, vulnerable to exploitation and harassment. It seems at odds for a company that promised to treat employees well because they were "everything." (2)

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  4. 37 menit yang lalu

    Google, like every tech company, relies on armies of temps and contractors. A job at Google is supposed to come with top pay and premium benefits, but that is not the case for contingent workers. (1)

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  5. 22 Mei

    Terrifying story with a fun surprise

    So many rats regularly lurk on a sidewalk in Brooklyn that it is the humans who avoid the rats, not the other way around. Not even cars are safe.
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  6. 14 Mei

    Attention, Amazon Shoppers: Google Wants Some of Your Spending Money. “We’re making more of Google shoppable.” story w

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    11 Mei

    Hmm. Maybe they should call them the Oakland Warriors for the rest of the playoffs. Thanks for reading, all.

    Oakland is about to lose the Warriors. In return, they'll get to forever claim the good old days. But everything else is about to change. My essay as the Warriors play their final game(s) in a proud city that nurtured them.
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  8. 7 Mei

    Google, the company that may know the most about our digital lives, is now preaching the gospel of privacy.

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    6 Mei

    And here is that interaction memorialized in a court transcript.

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    6 Mei

    It's not just the office. Recently an attorney identified (in an open, public court room!) as a NY Times reporter - seemingly confusing him with who *does* work at the Times and covers similar topics. 😐 😐 😐

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  11. 3 Mei

    While I’m confronted all the time by the terribleness of the internet, I’m reminded regularly of its magic, too. My Japanese parents are binge watching Turkish soap operas on Netflix. They say it reminds them of melodramas from Japan. World is getting smaller

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  12. 3 Mei

    Do you know how to tell if you're old af? attend YouTube brandcast and struggle to identify even one performer.

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  13. 2 Mei

    Man who made billions by getting people to forgo their privacy appreciates value of his own privacy.

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  14. 29 Apr

    For the first time in three years, revenue growth fell below 20% at Alphabet. Stock plunged. Analysts wanted answers. (Got none) Executives blamed currency fluctuation -- it's the ultimate big-company explanation when numbers come up short.

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    29 Apr

    Google's Q1 earning call script: * Ad rev deceleration is nothing to worry about * It's just the transition to new ad products * We can't tell you anything about these new ad products, not even their general purpose *If we keep saying machine learning enough will that help?

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  16. 29 Apr

    For all the heat that Apple gets for being a closed shop, their calls with analysts are more enlightening because Tim Cook answers questions for the most part. Do analysts really find this Alphabet call useful?

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  17. 29 Apr

    These Alphabet analyst calls make me wonder - what's the point? It's almost impossible to get Ruth or Sundar to say more than their prepared remarks. Either they should decide to answer fully or let's just not do it.

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  18. 29 Apr

    Can you imagine the public health crisis going on today in Winterfell?

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  19. 23 Apr

    Klay making his case to join NYT opinion section’s tech group cc

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    Klay Thompson on attention he got for crediting his good Game 4 for jumping in the ocean: “With it being Earth Day yesterday, I hope more people now will get out, especially the younger generation. We, including myself, have a tough time with technological devices & addiction.”
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  20. 23 Apr

    Just saw on ESPN: Rockets will beat Warriors if Harden hits his shots. Also true: Warriors will win if they score more points than the Rockets.

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