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Biz Stone Wants to Make the Internet a More Trustworthy Place
'We should celebrate the serendipity the web provides, yet not condone the hate it may breed,' says the Jelly Industries and Twitter co-founder.
Twitter
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10 Interesting Facts About Twitter on its 10th Birthday
A commemorative serving of trivia about the social network that could have been named 'Friendstalker.'
Humor
Twitter Founder: We Hired Dick Costolo Because He's Funny
Biz Stone says humor is so important for a business leader because it 'is kind of a secret delivery mechanism of truth.'
Entrepreneurs
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The Book Biz Stone Wants You to Read
Twitter's co-founder plays 'Finish This Sentence,' sharing what he's reading, how he unwinds and the characteristics all innovation must share.
Inspiring Your Team
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Biz Stone to Aspiring Entrepreneurs: If You're Not Emotionally Invested, Don't Do It
For our series, 'If I Knew Then,' the Twitter co-founder and Jelly Industries CEO says that while success isn't guaranteed with emotional investment, you're more likely to fail without it.
Inspiring Your Team
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How Biz Stone Protects His Free Time
This Twitter co-founder's digital life hack is so simple, anyone can do it.
Inspiring Your Team
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Biz Stone: Good Works Can Shape Your Company's Mission and Market
Twitter's co-founder explains the role philanthropy can play in shaping a new company.
Entrepreneurs
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Twitter Founder Has a New App and It's Super
Biz Stone changed the world when he founded Twitter. Now, he's just trying to have more fun.
Innovation
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Square Market Now Takes Bitcoin Payments
Paying for cool indie gadgets and gear and artisanal food with the world's first digital cash just got easier. Well, sort of.
Technology
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Biz Stone's Answer to the Search Engine Has Arrived, But Will Anyone Use It?
Twitter co-founder Biz Stone has launched a Q&A app called Jelly with the mission of making the world 'a more empathetic place.'
