Anyone Who Still Thinks LinkedIn's IPO Pop Was Good Should Look At Amazon

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		Tech Media Wall Street Markets Strategy Sports Lifestyle Politics Video June 01, 2011 Anyone Who Still Thinks LinkedIn's IPO Pop Was Good Should Look At Amazon Bezos refused to be screwed.  Read » Patent Troll Lodsys Says It Will Give App Store Developers $1,000 If Its Lawsuit Against Them Is Wrong A bold tactic.  Read » Facebookers Giddy Over A Mystery Bank "Buying As Many Shares As They Can" At A Huge $80 Billion Valuation "Some ex-Facebookers selling as many shares as the bank can eat."  Read » Eric Schmidt Is A Mac, Not A PC He also wishes Google had gotten the Nokia deal, and admits that Bing does a few things better than Google Search.  Read » Airbnb Farmed Craigslist To Grow Its Listings, Says Competitor Sneaky marketing tricks.  Read » NIELSEN: Android Still Clobbering Apple's iPhone, RIM's BlackBerry The BlackBerry's the big loser.  Read » OUCH! Only 29% Of Microsoft Employees Approve Of Steve Ballmer Not a good sign.  Read » Advertisement Guess How Much Money Amazon Spent On The Lady Gaga Promotion Last Week Think of it as an advertisement for Amazon MP3.  Read » More People Take Photos Of The NYC Apple Store Than Of Times Square According to millions of photos analyzed on Flickr.  Read » It's All But Certain We're Not Seeing An iPhone 4S, Or iPhone 5 Next Week Apple's release only talks about software.  Read » Apple's iCloud Is Coming -- How Much Will It Cost? Another subscription service or a free add-on for iTunes purchases?  Read » 12 Interesting Things We Learned About Tumblr's 24-Year-Old Quirky Founder For one, he's antisocial. "I've found that if you're not responsive to e-mail, it trains people to leave you alone," says David Karp.  Read » The TRUTH About Facebook: 18 Charts Reveal All You Need To Know Huge report from Bank Of America on what people are doing on Facebook.  Read » What The Heck Is Apple's "iCloud"? -- The SAIcast Discuss It's very unusual that Apple pre-announced this event.  Read » Share this: Buzz Facebook Twitter Digg Reddit StumbleUpon LinkedIn The email address for your subscription is: dwyld.kwu.careers@blogger.com Manage Email Preference | Unsubscribe | Subscribe | Subscribe to SAI RSS Feed Business Insider. 257 Park Avenue South, New York, NY 10010 Terms of Service | Privacy Policy