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The Other Tech Bubble Silicon Valley techies still think they're the good guys. They're not. [WIRED 2017]

The Hustlers Fueling the Crypto-World's Marketing Machine [WIRED, 2018]

"Crypto-Genius" James Altucher Debates Bitcoin [WIRED, 2018]

I Feel Everything Soul-searching at TED's inspiration assembly line [WIRED, 2018]

Henry The Sexbot Wants to Know All Your Hopes and Dreams [WIRED, 2018]

Crypto-Mania Fuels Hype and Fear at Venture Firms [WIRED, 2017]

Is Your Startup Stalled? Pivot to Crypto! [WIRED, 2017]

How Corporate America Sells Success in the 21st Century "Premium cocktails, Instagrammable activations, and inspiring moments you won’t forget!" [Fortune, 2017]

The Ugly Unethical Underside of Silicon Valley As the list of startup scandals grows, it’s time to ask whether entrepreneurs are taking “fake it till you make it” too far. [Fortune, 2016]

How Airbnb Pulled Off a Coup in Cuba A new tourism market has become a test case and a PR bonanza for the home-share startup. [Fortune, 2016]

Driven in the Valley: The Startup Founders Fueling GM’s Future Cruise Automation sold to GM for $1 billion; now its founders are racing to bring a self-driving car to the masses. [Fortune 40 under 40 issue, 2016]

Some Assembly Required Silicon Valley and Detroit are in a race to create our driverless future. And for the first time ever, the car may take a backseat. [Fortune cover story, 2016]

The Smart Sting of Samantha Bee [Fortune Most Powerful Women Issue, 2016]

Fixing Twitter How the media-juggernaut-turned-train-wreck is getting back on track after a rough two years. [Fortune, 2016]

Meet the Tech Industry’s China Fixer [Fortune, 2015]

How Facebook's Video-Traffic Explosion Is Shaking Up The Advertising World [Fortune 500 issue, 2015]

A Tip For Startups: Don't Go Public Without Profits [Los Angeles Times, 2015]

Big Ambitions Don't Make Losses Any Less [Los Angeles Times, 2015]

The Trouble With Back-Ends Why publishers can't publish on the web [Adweek, 2011]

Talent Wars Agencies are battling Silicon Valley for the best people. Here's how they can win [Adweek cover story, 2012]

Bloggers Mean Business They’re not the future of fashion magazines—they’re the future of fashion branding [Adweek, 2011]

Streaming Music Has a Problem—It’s a Huge Success Pandora, Spotify and others need revenue—and where they want to get it from is ruffling feathers [Adweek cover story, 2012]

How Casper Flipped the Mattress Industry Casper CEO Philip Krim and his cofounders have turned mattresses, a humdrum household item, into a breakout brand. [Fortune 40 under 40 issue, 2017]

Columns

"Boom With a View" ran in every issue of Fortune from 2015 to 2017.

Silicon Valley and Wall Street Are Falling Out of Love With Each Other

How Long Can Facebook's Winning Streak Last?

Here's the Problem With Trendy E-Commerce Businesses

Things Are Finally Getting Real for On-Demand Startups

How Petty Spats Between Tech Companies Hurt Customers

It's 2016 and TV Execs Have Decided They Need a Digital Strategy

There's a Simple Way to Improve Tech's Gender Imbalance

Corporations Are Doing 'Innovation Theater' At the Worst Possible Time

Memo to Silicon Valley: People Fear the New and Unknown

Conventional Wisdom Says 90% of Startups Fail. Data Says Otherwise.

The Uncomfortable Reality Behind Uber's Culture Meltdown

How Venture Capitalists Got Away With Sexual Harassment

Tech Startups That Are Actually Making the World a Better Place

How the Flood of New Money is Making Things Awkward in Silicon Valley

Why Trump Could (Cringe) Be Good For Silicon Valley

Will This Be the Year VR Finally Goes Mainstream?

The Era of Founder-Friendly Investing Is Over.

Selling Stuff is No Longer the Point of Retail Stores

Which Kills More Jobs, Private Equity or Venture Capital?

More Columns + Reporting

Is the tech industry doomed to be hated?

When Unicorns Companies Want More Than Cash [Fortune, 2015]

Silicon Valley's Single Degree of Separation [Fortune, 2014]

How to Invest in the Internet of Things [Fortune Investor's Guide, 2014]

Wearable Tech, Meet Blue Collar Jobs [Fortune, 2014]

The Enfant Terrible of the Back Office Zenefits has been has been banned, demonized, and sued—and it’s still going [Fortune, 2015]

Meal kits are the new daily deals

Getting online in Cuba

The slow death of a startup darling

Where did Dick Costolo go wrong? Employees loved him. The board loved him. He charmed the media, and even Wall Street, for a brief honeymoon. Why did investors turn on Twitter’s CEO?

Why Facebook should restructure like Google's Alphabet

The case for taking Zynga private

Groupon is a failure, plain and simple

The music industry has irreversibly changed — the labels have not

With or without Yelp

Stop trying to make F-commerce happen

Buddy Media Turns a Page The company's popular platform for Facebook brand pages faces new rivals [Adweek, 2011]

The Big Apple's Tech Scene Bites Back New York once struggled in the shadows of Silicon Valley. Now a new breed of start-ups is ditching the business model and concentrating on visionary ideas. [BBC, 2013]

RPX and the Complicated Business of Stockpiling Patents for Good, Not Evil [Pando, 2013]

Does Money Taint the Sharing Economy? [Pando, 2013]

Meet Steve Hogan, the Silicon Valley Fixer-Upper [Pando, 2013]

No Pop Equals a Flop? Welcome to the Irrational World of Public Markets, Facebook

Twitter to investors: We are the anti-Facebook

Marissa Mayer has lost the narrative

Carly Fiorina came to disrupt

Bob Pittman doesn’t believe streaming will kill radio. But he’s built a massive streaming service, just in case

How Zuck met Oculus: The story behind Facebook's big bet on virtual reality

Kevin Ryan has some thoughts

A return to hieroglyphics (A Stanley Bing column)

How Ziff Davis survived the death of print