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— Big Tech Alert (@BigTechAlert) October 11, 2019
Andy Rubin left Playground in May, according to reporting by @RMac18; however, he is still using Playground’s money to build Essential. https://t.co/HWnBly7pxL
— mystery brunette (@LaurenGoode) October 11, 2019
Why do bad men always fall forward? https://t.co/HJhWBr55Pg
— Dan Graziano (@DanGraziano) October 11, 2019
"But the caveats are real, and it’s getting harder to look at consumer products and their pretty packages without thinking about the people making them, and the power behind them." https://t.co/3498YcnYRm
— Ryan Mac ? (@RMac18) October 10, 2019
Here’s a really thoughtful essay by @LaurenGoode on whether, in 2019, tech writers and consumers can evaluate new products without also considering the records and behavior of the companies and people behind them. https://t.co/BBf46fujiU
— Walt Mossberg (@waltmossberg) October 10, 2019
Tech products and services cannot be divorced from the people and companies behind them.
— Shira Ovide (@ShiraOvide) October 10, 2019
This is the consumer technology piece that needed to be written, and read. By @LaurenGoode https://t.co/7NY7jdSAr7
Good Wired article about Andy Rubin’s stupid gimmick phone and how willing much of the tech press was to ignore his history of sexual assault in exchange for a glimpse of it https://t.co/lgoFUAnDGy
— Brian Jacobel (@bjacobel) October 10, 2019
So that’s $69 million for leaving two jobs now ? https://t.co/Ko8xsTvsRM
— Mike Murphy (@mcwm) October 11, 2019
They literally made multiple movies about Steve Jobs knocking up a woman and refusing to acknowledge the child.
— Stefan Constantine (@WhatTheBit) October 11, 2019
Everyone owns an iPhone. https://t.co/RalXuBehGg
"in an era of heightened scrutiny of the technology sector, it is possible to divorce new gadgets from the people who make them and the ethos of the corporations that fund them. And even if it’s possible, should we?" https://t.co/fAtUBbVixt
— sara ashley o'brien (@saraashleyo) October 10, 2019
Playground, is a major investor in Essential. Its investors have included HP, Redpoint Ventures, and Google, which knew of Rubin's past and *still* gave him money for his venture fund. None of those companies would say if they are still investors in Playground.
— Ryan Mac ? (@RMac18) October 11, 2019
Following the Google walkout, Andy Rubin was quietly shown the door at Playground Global, the venture fund he founded, back in May. A source says he received a $9 million payout. Some employees were not even notified of his departure. https://t.co/QsFW70GOiy
— Ryan Mac ? (@RMac18) October 11, 2019
"Rubin's departure from Playground was also accompanied by a payout, with a source familiar placing the amount at more than $9 million." https://t.co/8ES9g4Zabx
— Pui-Wing Tam (@puiwingtam) October 11, 2019
Andy Rubin just keeps getting paid to leave stuff huh https://t.co/vAx81K2tI0
— werewolf of london (@mslopatto) October 11, 2019
Following the Google walkout, Andy Rubin was quietly shown the door at Playground Global, the venture fund he founded, back in May. A source says he received a $9 million payout. Some employees were not even notified of his departure. https://t.co/QsFW70GOiy
— Ryan Mac ? (@RMac18) October 11, 2019
Andy Rubin left Playground in May, according to reporting by @RMac18; however, he is still using Playground’s money to build Essential. https://t.co/HWnBly7pxL
— mystery brunette (@LaurenGoode) October 11, 2019
Disgraced Google Exec Andy Rubin Quietly Left His Venture Firm Earlier This Year -- Once Again With A Multi-Million Dollar payout. https://t.co/DiVVXlEq8J
— ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ (@PranavDixit) October 11, 2019
Disgraced Google Exec Andy Rubin Quietly Left His Venture Firm Earlier This Year https://t.co/OYNKElMNem via @RMac18
— Mat Honan (@mat) October 11, 2019
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Disgraced Google Exec Andy Rubin Is Trying To Make A Comeback (AGAIN)https://t.co/tsceKC81zA Can’t they just be rich? Why isn’t that enough?
— Sarah☭Szalavitz (@dearsarah) October 11, 2019
Haven’t they excluded enough of us yet? They’ve already destroyed democracy..
Is anything disqualifying? Or is wealth the only qualifier?
Wow. This is 10x less than the $90 million that Google gave him after he forced Google employees to perform sex acts on him. "Rubin's departure...was also accompanied by a payout, with a source familiar placing the amount at more than $9 million" https://t.co/6w0TxdOvny
— Sexy Vikram Bath (@vikrambath1) October 11, 2019
It's Friday night and I'm pissed at myself for not calling out that there was also a lawsuit alleging Rubin had run an Epstein-like sex ring. https://t.co/leCGJ7Age8
— Florence "U4EA" Ion (@Ohthatflo) October 12, 2019
Why are terrible men allowed? Stop allowing them.
先日コメントした、アンディ・ルービンについての続報、「今年の5月に、自身の創設したベンチャーキャピタルPlaygroundをやめていた」という記事が出ました。
— MichiKaifu (@MichiKaifu) October 11, 2019
前の記事→https://t.co/0r7w707sUP
ケータイを作るEssentialとい... #NewsPicks https://t.co/qUkTKzVwH4
Allegations of sexual misconduct ruin men’s lives so badly they get multi-million-dollar payouts to sneak quietly out the back exit so they won’t embarrass the company. https://t.co/M2rUHPKp27
— Ryan Elainska (@glassblowerscat) October 11, 2019
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