One of the most interesting stories to come out of the Facebook IPO windfall is that of David Choe, the scrappy street artist who was given the choice of cash or stock for the murals he created in the company’s first headquarters. He wisely chose stock —

One of the most interesting stories to come out of the Facebook IPO windfall is that of David Choe, the scrappy street artist who was given the choice of cash or stock for the murals he created in the company’s first headquarters. He wisely chose stock —

Because it's the only way you'll get to see more extras like my scene above with former Valleywag Editor, and founding editor of The Daily Dot, Owen Thomas — where I claim I would absolutely "go gay" for former General Motors Vice-Chairman "Maximum" Bob

At work, Mark Zuckerberg is the one trying, and often failing, to meet the demands of his 800 million users. But on vacation in Uruguay for eight days, the Facebook CEO gets to be the one issuing requests. And he's a rather insane customer. The local pr

Sean Parker wants to be taken seriously. Facebook's founding president badly wants to convince people he's not an amoral party boy like Justin Timberlake in The Social Network. Which is why it's strange he basically encouraged the New York Times to paint

This is your first peek at the Steve Jobs statue—um, the Hungarian Steve Jobs statue. Valleywag reports that the statue is seven feet tall, 485 pounds, and all bronze, baby. It will be unveiled at Graphisoft, a Budapest-based software company, later this